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Summary International A level Edexcel Economics Unit 1 Notes TOPIC 1 – INTRODUCTORY CONCEPTS What is economics? • Economics is the concerned with the ways by which societies organise scarce resources in order to satisfy wants. Economics as a social science • Economics is a social science which concerns the study of human behaviour • As a result, economists cannot conduct scientific laboratory experiments like in natural sciences • They typically examine what has already occu...

This in-depth document covers everything that was discussed in Week 3 of the Law of The European Union course (LLB, year 2, block 1). Inside you will find the concepts from the lecture explained in a simple bullet point form with extensive explanation to help clarify the material. Cases in particular are explained using elements like the facts of the case, the main points they convey and what paragraphs these can be found in. In addition to this, a seminar summary is also provided to shed light ...

Summary International A level Edexcel Economics Unit 1 Notes TOPIC 1 – INTRODUCTORY CONCEPTS What is economics? • Economics is the concerned with the ways by which societies organise scarce resources in order to satisfy wants. Economics as a social science • Economics is a social science which concerns the study of human behaviour • As a result, economists cannot conduct scientific laboratory experiments like in natural sciences • They typically examine what has already occu...

These essay plans include the main points and examples needed to answer nearly every question on the EU. Best supplemented with case study booklet.

The document contains a summary of all lecture and reading notes for weeks 1-6 of EU law. At the end of the document are some steps for the analysis that is required in the midterm exam. The topics included are: Week 1 - Foundation, Week 2 - The Legislative Function in the EU, Week 3 - The effects of EU law in the national legal systems of the EU member states, Week 4 - Market integration and the power to harmonize, Week 5 - Free movements of goods (Fiscal barriers), Week 6 - Free movements ...

Definition (and nature) of PIL - correct answer PIL - area of law that deals with private law matters involving a foriegn element --'private' e.g. contract, delict, UE, marriage/divorce, adoption + succession --'foreign element' connects a matter to more than one legal system e.g. parties could be domiciled or habitually resident in different countries; --or the event giving rise to the claim may have occurred abroad; --or a party may cl...

Summary of the articles of The Political Union of the EU, course part of the minor European Union Studies. This does not include notes of the lectures, just the given readings for weeks 1-6, including summaries of the TFEU articles. Note: the reading of Drach is not in this summary. Moreover, this summary is what I deemed as important. If you are unsure of the contents, you should read the article itself.

These notes cover EU institutions and the enforcement of EU rights as taught on the EU Law module of postgraduate law conversion courses (the GDL/PGDL). They can also cover topics on introductory EU Law papers taught on UK undergraduate Law degrees (LLBs). As well as notes, this document includes exam plans in the form of flowcharts for some of the topics covered. Using these notes, I gained a Distinction (74%) in the GDL at the University of Law. NOTE: these notes were written in Oct 2...

Summary LPC Employment Law exam 2023 notes BPP - High Distinction Sources of employment law: -Common Law -Legislation (recent) oTrade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 oEmployment Rights Act 1996 oEquality Act 2010 oEU Legislation – consider Brexit ▪Article 157 TFEU - equal pay for male and female workers for equal work or work of equal value is applied’ overrides inconsistent national law ▪Employees who work for a private sector can rely on EU directives tha...

What is Accounting? Accounting is the language of business; it is a standard set of rules for measuring a company's financial performance. Assessing a company's financial performance is important for: The firm's officers (managers and employees) Investors Lenders General public Standard financial statements serve as a "yardstick" of communicating financial performance to the general public. Why is Accounting Important? Enables managers to make corporate decisions Enables the g...