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Marx’s theory of history
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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "The wealth of ideas: A history of economic thought" provides readers with contents including: Karl Marx; the marginalis revolution - the subjective theory of value; the Austrian school and its neighbourhood; general economic equilibrium; Alfred Marshall; John Maynard Keynes;...
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thamnhuocgiai
24-09-2023
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Part 1 of ebook "Introduction to sociological theory: Theorists, concepts, and their applicability to the twenty-first century (Second edition)" provides readers with contents including: Karl Marx; Emile Durkheim; Max Weber; Talcott Parsons and Robert Merton - functionalism and modernization; critical theory - technology, culture, and politics; conflict, power, and dependency in macro-societal processes;...
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hanlinhchi
29-08-2023
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Part 1 of ebook "Handbook of the history of economic thought: Insights on the founders of modern economics" provides readers with contents including: the tradition of economic thought in the mediterranean world from the ancient classical times through the hellenistic times until the byzantine times and arab-islamic world; the cameralists - fertile sources for a new science of public finance; the physiocrats; Adam Smith: theory and policy; life and work of David Ricardo (1772–1823);...
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lytamnguyet
04-08-2023
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History of Economics (3-4 semester credits) This course examines the history of economics over the past two centuries. Topics address development of the principal schools of economic theory including social, political and philosophical impacts upon economic theories. Students will address the main works of Malthus, J.S. Mill, Marx, Keynes and Galbraith and others. Microeconomic Principles (3-4 semester credits) Students analyze the impact of individual decision making units and the consequential behaviors of individual firms, corporations and industries in the economy.
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nhacchovina
25-02-2013
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The use of individuals’ credit histories to predict the risk of future loss has become a common practice among automobile and homeowners insurers. The practice has proven to be controversial not only because of concerns about how reliably credit scores may predict risk. Many industry professionals, policymakers, and consumer groups have expressed concern that the practice may pose a significant barrier to economically vulnerable segments of the population in obtaining affordable automobile and homeowners coverage.
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enterroi
01-02-2013
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