Economicsacademic

Learn statistical methods with Study Materials and Solution Guides, streamlining your revision and helping you achieve better exam results.

Study Resources

292(372 filtered)

332resources

Quantitative Methods in Economics: Statistical Analysis and Probability Applications

Analyzing Market Dynamics, Opportunity Costs, and Comparative Advantages in Economics

Critical Analysis of Economic Principles and Their Impact on Decision-Making and Trade

Analysis of U.S. Export Volume Data: Statistical Distribution and Outlier Identification

Analyzing Market Structures and Their Implications for Policy-Making and Sustainability

Macroeconomic Concepts and Calculations: Labor Statistics, Unemployment, and Money Supply

The Detrinants of the Unemployment Rate: Some Empirical Evidence Business Research Methods

Economic Analysis of Monopoly Pricing and Strategic Game Theory: Problem Set 4

Managerial Economics & Globalization: Assignment 1 Demand and Supply Estimation

Economic Indicators and Their Implications: Real GDP, Unemployment, Inflation, and Standard of Living

The Impact of U.S. Fiscal Policy: Deficits, Surpluses, and National Debt on Key Sectors and the Economy

Economic Analysis of the U.S. Economy: GDP Trends, Recession Impacts, and Unemployment Dynamics (1980�2015)

Evaluating Global Trade: A Development-Friendly Perspective � An Analysis of the World Trade and Development Report 2007

The Economic Implications of Fiscal Deficits: Analyzing Expansionary Policies, Debt Impact, and Long-Term Growth Strategies

Fiscal Deficits, Economic Growth, and Policy Solutions: Analyzing the Impact of Expansionary Measures and Sustainable Debt Management

Goods that are considered to be needs tend to be: A. Elastic when the price changes. B. Inelastic when the price changes. C. Elastic when the supply changes. D. Inelastic when the supply changes.

What monetary policy involves decreasing the money supply?

Which of the following is an example of structural unemployment? A. A large fire burns down an automotive plant in Detroit, forcing the employees temporarily out of work. B. Three sales associates from Target are fired after stealing merchandise from the electronics department. C. John quits his job after getting accepted into law school. D. Though many companies are hiring in Seattle, Washington, unemployment is high in Tennessee.

Showing 81 to 120 of 332 results

Economicsacademic

Resource Type

Emerging Economies and Globalization

Assignment 2: Market Forms

Principles of Managerial Economics

Emerging Economies and Globalization

Economic Policy Recommendation

United States Fiscal Policy

H&M: The Challenges of Global Expansion Case Study

The Economy, Global Finance, and Inequality

Quantitative Analysis � International and Public Affairs

Economic Principles and Theories: A Comprehensive Assessment

Should the U.S. convert to a Zero Personal Income Tax

ECON 101: Final Exam � Key Concepts in Macroeconomics

Effectiveness of market structure for Low Calorie Microwavable food

Comprehensive Assessment of Economic Principles and Market Dynamics

Economic Analysis of Price Controls, Taxation, and Business Decisions

Microeconomic Concepts Quiz: Supply, Demand, and Market Equilibrium Quiz 3

Analyzing the Factors Influencing the Demand and Supply of Katrina�s Candies

Monopoly, Price Discrimination, and International Trade: An Economic Analysis

ECO MCQ Test 2 - 2015: Market Structures, Incentives, and Profit Maximization

International Trade and Economic Policies: A Comprehensive Quiz

Unemployment in the USA: Analysis, Impacts, and Policy Solutions

Economics and Managerial Decision-Making: A Comprehensive Quiz on Key Concepts

Quantitative Methods in Economics: Statistical Analysis and Probability Applications

Analyzing Market Dynamics, Opportunity Costs, and Comparative Advantages in Economics

Critical Analysis of Economic Principles and Their Impact on Decision-Making and Trade

Analysis of U.S. Export Volume Data: Statistical Distribution and Outlier Identification

Analyzing Market Structures and Their Implications for Policy-Making and Sustainability

Macroeconomic Concepts and Calculations: Labor Statistics, Unemployment, and Money Supply

The Detrinants of the Unemployment Rate: Some Empirical Evidence Business Research Methods

Economic Analysis of Monopoly Pricing and Strategic Game Theory: Problem Set 4

Managerial Economics & Globalization: Assignment 1 Demand and Supply Estimation

Economic Indicators and Their Implications: Real GDP, Unemployment, Inflation, and Standard of Living

The Impact of U.S. Fiscal Policy: Deficits, Surpluses, and National Debt on Key Sectors and the Economy

Economic Analysis of the U.S. Economy: GDP Trends, Recession Impacts, and Unemployment Dynamics (1980�2015)

Evaluating Global Trade: A Development-Friendly Perspective � An Analysis of the World Trade and Development Report 2007

The Economic Implications of Fiscal Deficits: Analyzing Expansionary Policies, Debt Impact, and Long-Term Growth Strategies

Fiscal Deficits, Economic Growth, and Policy Solutions: Analyzing the Impact of Expansionary Measures and Sustainable Debt Management