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The economic theory which explains tourism demand. Initially, the relationship between employment, income, demand for consumer goods and unpaid time is investigated. This provides an explanation of a person's demand for all consumer goods and services, including tourism.
The choice of how much tourism to purchase relative to other goods and services in then discussed and the analysis is then extended to consider choices between different types of tourism, ...
This book is about what aspects of economics it is necessary to know about to understand why financial markets are so volatile. It is designed to demonstrate that behind all the jargon associated with the financial markets there are some basic economic ideas operating. What these basic ideas are is not evident from either existing textbooks nor from reading the financial press.
The mathematical steps in the text have on purpose been kept fast, to reduce the volume of the book, and partly to allow for different approaches by the individual students. This book adopts a knowledge-based perspective that sees the firm as a repository of knowledge resources and capabilities.The firm's knowledge base includes the expertise and experience of individuals, the routines and process that define the distinctive way of doing things inside the ...
This book elementary integral calculus has primarily written for use in B.Sc. and M.Sc., management, commerce, engineering and other professional disciplines like I.C.W.A., C.A. etc. as in introductory course on operation research. It may also prove useful to students talking the competitive examinations. An attempt has been made to make the subject matter more meaningful and realistic from the practical point of view. The lucidity of style and simplicity of ...