Weekly notes - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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This document contains all lecture notes, from both the live lectures and the knowledge clips. The notes also contain useful images of the PowerPoints. I will try to update this document weekly with the new notes! I hope this document will be helpful :)

Those are complete notes of the entire course of 2024. It is super complete (I got an 18/20 just by using those) with everything said by the professor and what was on the PowerPoint (+the point underlined by the prof regarding the weekly news brief). note: there might be some typos, sorry in advance!

This document is the long summary for the course "The Economics of Banking and Finance" at Tilburg University. The summary consists of weekly notes and a weekly summary of those notes. With this document you have enough information to study and easily pass the exam of this course.

Summaries of weekly lectures, typically covering two lectures per week, alongside the corresponding literature reviews. The notes include most of the slide material but also provide additional definitions and explanations for the studies referenced. The literature review component offers a concise summary of the assigned articles or chapters, providing a comprehensive understanding of the material.

This document contains weekly (7) summary notes for the exam on Public International Law; covering statehood & self-determination, sources of international law, jurisdiction of states & immunities, human rights & maritime law, dispute settlement & use of force and international humanitarian and international criminal law. Each summary is divided in sections of (1) relevant concepts (2) relevant law & cases and (3) answer structures for the exam.

This document includes all of the notes from the lectures and the tutorials of the course. The concepts are clearly explained with definitions, diagrams, examples and color coding. Weekly readings notes, questions and answers are also included.

This document contains the weekly (7) summaries of the Markets & Regulation exam, combining the notes from the power-point lectures and in class lectures, as well as answers to the questions for class. Covering core economic principles, consumers, producers & markets, perfect competition and market intervention, monopoly, oligopoly & monopolistic competition, public goods, externalities & information asymmetries, macroeconomic growth, inflation & recession, fiscal & monetary macroeconomic policy...

Extensive notes and exam revision for Statistics I, IRO 1st year, Bloc 4. This is just for the exam, not for the seminars. I have a weekly overview of the content, with some examples of exercises which are useful for the exam. It is the same statistics professor, with the same exam format. My grade was an 8.5 for the exam only.

This document serves as a compilation of the course materials, including the book, presentation slides, assigned readings, and my personal notes. I will regularly update this summary on a weekly basis, ensuring that if you purchase it while the course is ongoing, you will receive continuous updates. It's important to note that this summary is specifically tailored to the academic year and reflects the teachings of our new professor, Shelliann Israelsen. Previous summaries were crafted...

Weekly lecture notes and reading summaries, thoroughly organised and compiled with example questions and key takeaways noted by the professor or deduced myself. This is NOT a brief summary, but organises all relevant information. The information is divided by the weekly lectures, but, for example the week on the European Parliament houses all relevant information about the European Parliament that was learned in other weeks as well. I found this helpful for clearer understanding between simi...