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Introductory economics / Gregorio S. Miranda

By: Miranda, Gregorio S [author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Place of publication not identified] : G.S. Miranda, c2001Edition: Updated EditionDescription: xiii, 388 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN: 9719143266Subject(s): ECONOMICS | ECONOMICS -- PHILIPPINES | VALUE ADDED TAX -- PHILIPPINESLOC classification: HB 171.5 .M67 2001

Contents:

CHAPTER 1. The creation of economic wealth -- 2. The market economy -- 3. Prices and demand supply Relationship -- 4. The economies of the firm -- 5. Land Reform and Agricultural development -- 6. Labor and Manpower development -- 7. Capital and Industrial Development -- 8. The system of exchange -- 9. Distributive shares of productive resources -- 10. Cooperatives -- 11. Consumption, Saving and Investment -- 12. International Trade -- 13. Public Finance -- 14. Taxation -- 15. Measuring Economic Activity -- 16. The Economics of underdevelopment --18. The Revolution of Information technology -- 19. Technology and Science - Twin Pillars of Progress -- 20. Technology and innovation -- 21. The transfer of Technology -- 22. Education and Development. -- 23. Our Country's Urgent needs.

Summary: The 21st Century can be readily differentiated from the previous century by locking in the core logic that drives many countries or economies to progress.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	LRC - Annex	National University - Manila	Gen. Ed. - CBA	Filipiniana	FIL HB 171.5 .M67 2001 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000014255

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CHAPTER
1. The creation of economic wealth -- 2. The market economy -- 3. Prices and demand supply Relationship -- 4. The economies of the firm -- 5. Land Reform and Agricultural development -- 6. Labor and Manpower development -- 7. Capital and Industrial Development -- 8. The system of exchange -- 9. Distributive shares of productive resources -- 10. Cooperatives -- 11. Consumption, Saving and Investment -- 12. International Trade -- 13. Public Finance -- 14. Taxation -- 15. Measuring Economic Activity -- 16. The Economics of underdevelopment --18. The Revolution of Information technology -- 19. Technology and Science - Twin Pillars of Progress -- 20. Technology and innovation -- 21. The transfer of Technology -- 22. Education and Development. -- 23. Our Country's Urgent needs.

The 21st Century can be readily differentiated from the previous century by locking in the core logic that drives many countries or economies to progress.

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