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C/E/823. Dissertation. Factors Affecting Public Expenditure in Housing Investments

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9550
DATE:
2012
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99.99 GBP

This dissertation aims to assess the factors that have an impact on public expenditure in relation to housing. The study aims to discuss what drives housing prices, to assess theoretical models of public expenditure on housing, and to find statistically significant factors that affect public expenditure on housing in the context of the United Kingdom. The review of literature focuses on a range of topics, some of which include the housing market, economy, drivers of house prices, and the theoretical models of public expenditure on housing investment.

 

KEYWORDS: Dissertation, public expenditure, housing, housing prices, housing market!,

 

C/E/807. Economic equilibrium: anti-recession policies

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2750
DATE:
2011
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29.99 GBP

The paper addresses economic problems related to the recent recession and financial crisis. The mechanisms of price fluctuations are explained using the supply and demand model, applying it to the analysis of oil prices, and discussing their dependence on the monetary and fiscal policy. Ways of achieving equilibrium in the economy are examined outlining changes in the circular flow of income and highlighting policy options that can be taken against recession.

 

KEYWORDS: Supply and demand, circular flow of income, oil price fluctuations, economic equilibrium, anti-recession policies,

 

C/E/792. Demand and supply in the electronics industry

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1500
DATE:
2011
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19.99 GBP

This paper discusses the electronics industry, and aims to examine the demand and supply opportunities. Higher education and computer software is discussed, and the paper examines the opportunities for both.

 

KEYWORDS: Electronics, demand, supply, higher education, computer software,

 

S/E/278. Theoretical approaches to supply and demand

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2200
DATE:
2011
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29.99 GBP

The paper looks at the theoretical approaches used in managerial economics reviewing the theory of supply and demand, and explaining the elasticity of demand including the concepts of price elasticity of demand (PED), income elasticity of demand (IED) and cross price elasticity of demand (CPED).

 

KEYWORDS: supply and demand,

 

C/E/721. Examination of the price of wheat

WORDS:
1800
DATE:
2011
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19.99 GBP

This paper focuses on the price of wheat and answers a range of questions related to the subject. The first question describes the trends in the price of wheat, whilst the second question explains the increasing demand for wheat. This increase in demand relates to price, population and income. The third question explains the wheat production and supply process, and discusses how it relates to price volatility. The final question examines the 2008 food crisis in terms of its causes and consequences.

 

KEYWORDS: Price of wheat, wheat, demand, price, population, income, price volatility, 2008 food crisis,

 

C/E/633. Insights into demand & supply relationship and implications of fast economic growth

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1150
DATE:
2010
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19.99 GBP

The paper presents exercises in econometrics showing how to draw the demand and supply curves for wheat prices in a free market to define the equilibrium price, calculate the effects of price changes on the demand, and forecast related consumer behaviour. The relationship between economic growth and welfare is examined highlighting the importance of the quantity and quality of economic growth and explaining possible negative implications of rapid economic growth.

 

KEYWORDS: demand & supply curve, equilibrium price, rapid economic growth,

 

C/E/540. Determinants of computer price in free market

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2350
DATE:
2010
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29.99 GBP

The paper examines the factors that determine the price of personal computers (PC) in a free market explaining the features of the world PC market, and analysing the effects of computer parts outsourcing, cost reduction, rise of laptop popularity, the development of the PC gaming market, etc.

 

KEYWORDS: personal computer price, PC, free market, laptops, desktops,

 

C/E/483. Impact of increase in minimum wage on economy

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1700
DATE:
2010
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19.99 GBP

The paper looks at the immediate and medium-term effects of a minimum wage increase (MWI) on the economy explaining the conditions behind the equilibrium between the aggregate demand and supply, reviewing the Keynesian hypothesis of the nominal wages importance, and discussing MWI effects on the labour market and real wage equilibrium.

 

KEYWORDS: Increase in minimum wage, aggregate supply and demand, short run and medium run equilibrium, labour market, real wage,

 

C/E/482. Based on your understanding of the aggregate supply and aggregate demand model (AS-AD) and the IS-LM model, graphically illustrate and explain what effect an increase in the minimum wage will have on the economy.

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1700
DATE:
2010
PRICE:
19.99 GBP

The paper looks at the immediate and medium-term effects of a minimum wage increase (MWI) on the economy explaining the conditions behind the equilibrium between the aggregate demand and supply, reviewing the Keynesian hypothesis of the nominal wages importance, and discussing MWI effects on the labour market and real wage equilibrium.

 

KEYWORDS: Increase in minimum wage, aggregate supply and demand, short run and medium run equilibrium, labour market, real wage,

 

C/E/294. House prices and aggregate consumption: evidence from UK

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8600
DATE:
2008
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89.99 GBP

The paper examines the impact of the house prices fluctuation in the UK on the aggregate consumption. The UK housing market is characterised from the perspective of housing supply, demand, and financial liberalisation of the mortgage. The past and present trends in housing prices are described, the theories of consumption are reviewed including Keynesian theory, Life Cycle Hypothesis (LCH), Permanent Income Hypothesis (PIH), etc. It is argued whether an increase in the housing prices may stimulate consumption decisions. Forecasts are made about the housing prices and their impact on aggregate consumption.

 

KEYWORDS: Housing price, aggregate consumption, wealth, disposable income, mortgage,

 

S/E/96. Economic and financial framework of apple market

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1500
DATE:
2007
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19.99 GBP

The paper examines the features of apples' consumption looking at the development in the supply, demand, quality and prices of apples from theoretical and commercial points of view and discussing the shifts in the demand and supply curve, the new equilibrium price, etc.

 

KEYWORDS: Apples, demand, supply,

 

C/E/99. In a flexible exchange rate regime the monetary authorities introduce a one-off increase in the rate of money supply growth before returning to the initial level of MS growth. Using AD-AS framework, carefully trace out the impact of this policy ch

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1000
DATE:
2006
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19.99 GBP

This essay explains the basis of Mundell-Flemings theory. It identifies that in the long run the economic factors will go towards equilibrium even if there was a money supply injection from the government. The second part of the essay explains the reasons why demand curve aggregate is downwards sloping and the difference between the short run and long run diagrams. The whole essay is supported by a large number of graphs and each movement is explained in detail.

 

KEYWORDS: flexible, exchange, rate, regime, monetary, authorities, introduce, one-off, increase, rate, money, supply, growth, returning, initial, level, ms, growth, using, ad-as, framework, carefully, trace, impact, policy, ch,

 

P/E/109. US Economy Recession: Excess Aggregate Supply

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1700
DATE:
2003
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19.99 GBP

Some economists believe that the US economy is heading for a recession due initially to excess aggregate supply. This has now been accentuated by a fall in aggregate demand. Using Blanchard's AS/AD analysis, the paper explains the implications of this view for output, prices, interest rates and employment in the short run and medium run. Also the paper assesses the likely effectiveness of recent US fiscal and monetary policy changes.

 

KEYWORDS: economy, recession, excess, aggregate, supply,