Inequality factors - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Sustainable business management (SBM) focuses on balancing three pillars: people, planet, and profit, as outlined by the triple bottom line. The global ethical trilemma addresses economic, social, and ecological challenges. Sustainability involves more than just economic growth—it includes creating value without harming stakeholders. The traditional economic model, often focused on GDP growth, overlooks key factors like inequality, environmental damage, and societal well-being. Sustainable bus...

I summarized all the articles you had to read for this course. I know you can bring everything to the exam since it is an open book exam, however they still might be helpful :) These are the articles I summarized: -Guidance on how to develop complex interventions to improve health and healthcare - Cathain et al., - Planning theory- and evidence-based behavior change interventions: a conceptual review of the intervention mapping protocol - Kok, Peters & Ruiter, 2018 - Transcending the k...

This comprehensive summary captures everything learned and discussed in class, meticulously incorporating all the key insights from lectures, articles, and presentation slides. It serves as an all-encompassing resource that distills complex urban economic theories, practical case studies, and cutting-edge research into an engaging and easy-to-follow guide. Foundations of Urban Economics: Understand why cities exist, thrive, and attract businesses, driven by agglomeration effects and transport...

Summary of all the articles from the course making diversity work. Include the following articles. Got a 9.1 with this summary. Lecture 1: 1. Looking Beyond Our Similarities: How Perceived (In)Visible Dissimilarity Relates to Feelings of Inclusion at Work – Sahin, Van der Toorn, Jansen, Boezeman & Ellemers, 2019, 2. From Best Practices to Best Methods: An Integral, Systematic, and Evidence-Based Approach to D&I Management – Vink, Jansen, Van der Toorn & Ellemers, in prep. Lecture 2: 1...

This document explores the intricate causes of economic development and underdevelopment, shedding light on the multifaceted nature of inequality within nations. Factors such as the availability of energy, natural resources, foreign direct investment (FDI), and trade dynamics significantly influence economic outcomes, shaping wealth distribution and opportunities across populations. Key topics covered include: • The dual impact of natural resource availability on economic diversification ...

This document delves into the complex political causes of inequality and their significant effects on national development. Political stability is a cornerstone for attracting investment and fostering economic growth; however, the legacy of colonialism, corruption, and inefficient governance often creates enduring disparities. These factors contribute to a precarious political landscape that can precipitate severe consequences for society. Key topics covered include: • The role of stable g...

This document delves into the complex social causes of inequality, exploring the multifaceted dimensions that affect a country's development and the lives of its citizens. The disparity between developed and developing nations showcases how access to resources like healthcare, education, and infrastructure directly influences quality of life and opportunities within societies. Key topics covered include: • The role of education in promoting social mobility and equality • The impact of ...

This document delves into the contrasting economic trajectories of four countries—China, Zambia, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia—highlighting how their unique political frameworks and resource dependencies shape their economic outcomes. Key Topics Covered: 1. **China: A Dictatorship with Economic Success** - Examination of China's rapid growth under a one-party system. - Factors contributing to China's thriving manufacturing sector. - The impact of urbanization on job opportunit...

Exam (elaborations) TEST BANK FOR Microeconomic Analysis 3rd Edition B 1 False. There are many counterexamples. Consider the technology generated by a production function f(x) = x2. The production set is Y = {(y, −x) : y ≤ x2} which is certainly not convex, but the input requirement set is V (y) = {x : x ≥ √y} which is a convex set. 1.2 It doesn’t change. 1.3 1 = a and 2 = b. 1.4 Let y(t) = f(tx). Then dy dt = Xn i=1 ∂f(x) ∂xi xi, so that 1 y dy dt = 1 f(x) X...

Summary of the articles you need to know for exam 2 by using the reading questions. I added some other questions which I also think are important to know, such as main conclusions. Good luck! Samenvatting van de artikelen voor Exam 2 aan de hand van de leesvragen. Ik heb extra vragen toegevoegd waarvan ik ook denk dat dat belangrijk is om te weten, zoals de belangrijkste conclusies. Succes met leren! Articles included: - Cillessen - Understanding Popularity in the peer system - Garandeau, Lee...