Economique - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ce document est un résumé pour le chapitre 2 d 'économie le thème 2 crise fluctuation croissance constitué de 5 page

Vous pourrez trouver les informations essentiel du cours d'histoire IB concernant les leaders authoritaires Hitler & Nasser. nous retrouvons : - les causes directes et indirectes (sociaux, economique, politiques) -les concepts -les moyens - maintenir le pouvoir -les consequences apres l'obtention du pouvoir -consequences sur les femmes -reformes ideologiques

Le document est une note résumée du chapitre 2 du semestre 1 de la première année licence Aes Thème 2 : Croissance , crise, et fluctuation

Resume de problemes economiques et sociaux

Fiches de révision du Chapitre 1 ( "la croissance économique, ses sources et défis" ), du programme de SES de terminale pour épreuve écrite du bac.

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LU 1: Mercantilists, physiocrats and classical forerunners Explain Fear of Goods: One of the principles of the Mercantilist school is duty free importation of raw materials that could not be produced domestically, protection for manufactured goods and raw materials that could be produced domestically and export restrictions on raw materials. Emphasis on exports & a reluctance to import has been called the fear of goods. Brielfy explain bullionism: Bullion is another word for plain bars of...

ECS3705 Exam Preparation November 2021. History Of Economic Thought. Functional distribution of income according to Ricardo Ricardo wanted to understand the force that determine the shares of the national income accruing as wages, profits & rents (interest was combined with profit). Wages – natural price is given the habits & customs of the people, enables workers to subsist and to perpetuate themselves without a change in their numbers. Market price depends on supply & demand. Ricardo...

ECS3705 STUDY NOTES SUMMARY. History Of Economic Thought. French mercantilism differed from its English counterpart in two main ways. First, it had a stronger feudal flavour, meaning that its policies and regulations were also aimed at protecting the interests of the landed nobility in addition to the interests of the merchants. That is why tolls and other restrictions on intranational trade were part of mercantilist state regulation in France too. Second, French mercantilism was probably st...