Centralisation - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

FLEXIBLE (STRENGTH) - ANSWER-THE UK CONSTITUTION IS EASY TO CHANGE. IT IS EASIER TO INTRODUCE AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT THAN E.G. TO AMEND THE US CONSTITUTION. BECAUSE THE UK CONSTITUTION CAN'T BE ENTRENCHED, IT CAN ADAPT TO CHANGING TIMES UNCERTAIN (WEAKNESS) - ANSWER-IT CAN BE HARD TO KNOW WHAT THE CONSTITUTION SAYS, PARTICULARLY THE UNWRITTEN PARTS. DEMOCRATIC RULE (STRENGTH) - ANSWER-THE UK HAS A LONG, UNBROKEN PERIOD OF DEMOCRATIC RULE. CHANGES HAVE BEEN BROUGHT ABOUT DUE TO DEMOCRATIC PR...

CIPS L4M1 - Question & Answer Past exam questions latest 2023/2023 O1. Outline FIVE differences between purchasing goods and purchasing services. 1. Goods are tangible, services are intangible: 2. Services cannot be separated from their supplier: 3. Heterogeneity: goods are usually uniform in nature while services are unique at each delivery 4. Services 'perish' immediately on delivery whereas goods can be stored until required 5. Products are easier to specify, being tangible O2. Exp...

CIPS L4M1 - Question & Answer Past exam questions latest 2023/2023 O1. Outline FIVE differences between purchasing goods and purchasing services. 1. Goods are tangible, services are intangible: 2. Services cannot be separated from their supplier: 3. Heterogeneity: goods are usually uniform in nature while services are unique at each delivery 4. Services 'perish' immediately on delivery whereas goods can be stored until required 5. Products are easier to specify, being tangible O2. Exp...

CIPS L4M1 - Question & Answer Past exam |100% PASS O1. Outline FIVE differences between purchasing goods and purchasing services. - Answer-1. Goods are tangible, services are intangible: 2. Services cannot be separated from their supplier: 3. Heterogeneity: goods are usually uniform in nature while services are unique at each delivery 4. Services 'perish' immediately on delivery whereas goods can be stored until required 5. Products are easier to specify, being tangible O2. Explain...

AQA- A level Business Review Questions 2023. Aim - ANSWER The intention to reach a goal. Average Rate of Return - ANSWER The average profit for the year as a percentage of the original investment. Average rate or return = average return per annum / initial 100 Break-Even Output - ANSWER The point at which the business' total sales equals the total costs. There is neither profit nor loss. Buffer Stock - ANSWER A stock of raw materials held in reserve to protect the production process...

All the key information about the USSR you need to know for your Pearson Edexcel A-Level History exams! Aims, methods and results for all three leaders for: education, women, social security policies, terror, industry, agriculture, secret police, art and culture, cults of personality, centralisation (none for K/B), party membership/Nomenklatura, religion, and media & propaganda. 11 pages, 4100+ words Helped me get an A* in A-Level History!

IB Business and Management SL and HL definitions 2023 above-the-line promotion - Answer-a form of promotion that is undertaken by a business by paying for communication with consumers, e.g. advertising acid test ratio - Answer-liquid assets - current liabilities accountability - Answer-the obligation of an individual to account for his or her activities and to disclose results in a transparent way adverse variance - Answer-exists when the difference between the budgeted and actual fi...

AIS1501 MAY/JUNE EXAM 2023 (ANSWERS) Clapman (2001) notes that in Africa ______________ came first and ____________ were formed within them. a. boundaries; states b. ethnicity; states c. coloniality; nations d. nations; provinces According to Michapoulos and Papaioannou (2016), the Ethnic Power Relations data set offers an assessment of formal and informal degrees of __________________ of _______________ groups in the political arena over the postindependence period. a. ethnic p...

A helpful quiz about numerous aspects of the USSR - perfect for Pearson Edexcel A-Level History. Questions on: education, women, housing, social security, terror, industry and economic policies, government, agriculture, police, arts and culture, cults of personality, centralisation, the Party, religion, propaganda, and comparisons between leaders. 5 pages of questions, covering the leaderships of Lenin, Stalin, Khrushchev and Brezhnev. Helped me get an A* in A-Level History!

Evaluation the extent to which devolution been a success? - . Provided more regional autonomy/ Still centralisation of power (Westminster) . Provides representation/ Unrepresented cultures .Maintains union/ Increasing independence requests Evaluate the view that the logical next step after devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is the devolution of further powers to England? - .England is unproportionally represented/ Englands size and wealth would dominate a federal structure ...