Part of a series which aims to reflect the changing face of the economic climate and business world. The books contain the latest information and thinking in their areas and are specifically focused to the needs of AS, A level and first year undergraduate students. schovat popis
This text contains approximately 80% text, 15% test and assessment material and 5% further reading sources. The text's interactive approach is designed to encourage students' interest whilst at the same time providing a flexible resource for lecturers. An accompanying instructor's manual is available, containing teaching ideas, further exercises and photocopiable overhead masters.
An introductory economics text for undergraduate or equivalent courses, this work emphasizes the economic perspectives needed for the student to properly understand the various functional areas of business and management
All specialist economics students, plus students taking a non-specialist module, and social science students taking an economics module will need this book. It will equip them for all various styles of assessment they may face, including paper-based examinations involving longer or shorter questions.
Badmouth tells of the adventures and misadventures of an uncle and nephew,Graham and Robert Fowey, and their involvement with a ventriloquist's dummy, Harry Sprite. It also tells of Brother Tom, a man who can read minds, of Noah and of Sigmund Freud. Funny and erudite, by turns fantastic and realistic, the novel is as mischievous as Harry Sprite
International Business provides a clear and concise introduction to the environment and functions of international business. It explains in straightforward language the economic and financial underpinnings of international trade, the more subtle organisational and cultural issues, and the managerial challenges which face organisations of all types and sizes. In particular, it provides up-to-the-minute coverage of recent global events - the economic downturn and uncertainty in financial markets. It is written for students on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, or undertaking professional qualifications. It is especially suitable for non-specialist students of business.
Revised and updated every two years, 'Applied Economics' provides students with a unique combination of theory and application relating to real world experiences and events. It gives clear information on the major issues facing the British economy.
For undergratuate and postgraduate courses in Environmental Economics in Departments of Economics, Business, Geography and Management. Ideally suited for one semester modules. This innovative new text from highly respected and esteemed authors has one main aim to bring this subject alive for non-specialist students through highly interactive applications and an accessible yet sufficiently rigorous writing style. Bang up-to-date with coverage of the latest developements in this field, this text covers global developments whilst maintaning a strong EU flavour.
The review describes the publicly available sources of statistical information about postal and telecommunications in the United Kingdom. It covers public letter and parcel mail, postal orders, telephone, telegraph, telex, data and facsmile services. Given the 1981 Post Office reorganisation and the 1984 privatisation of British Telecom, this volume should prove a valuable resource to researchers and professionals requiring a guide to information in this rapidly changing field.