Market Structures and Competition

MEANING AND IMPORTANCE OF COMPETITION ‘Competition’ is one of those simple words which are common in everyday speech and which we all assume we understand but which, when we really try and explain, start to present difficult problems. Ask yourself Read More …

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Markets and Prices

NATURE OF MARKETS In economics, a market is an area within which the forces of demand and supply for a particular “economic good” can communicate and interact, so that the good can be transferred from suppliers to buyers. This definition Read More …

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Costs of Production

FACTOR AND INPUT COSTS Production Factors and Costs In Study Unit 1 we examined how the factors of production – land, labour and capital – contributed to total production.  We also saw that some factors could be regarded as fixed Read More …

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Demand and Revenue Contents

INFLUENCES ON DEMAND Flow of Demand The demand curve which we identified in the previous study unit illustrates the quantities of a product that a group of consumers are prepared to buy at a range of possible prices.  We must Read More …

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Consumption and Demand Contents

UTILITY Meaning of Utility Economists have always faced problems in explaining clearly why people are prepared to make sacrifices to obtain many of the goods and services which they evidently wish to have.  In a market economy this difficulty can Read More …

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Accounting Records and Audit

. DEFINITION By audit, one should understand a mission of investigating entrusted to a professional (named auditor sometimes) by a person in quest of information on a concerned operation or on a situation of an enterprise that consists depending on Read More …

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