Titlebook: Introduction To Economics; Dudley Jackson Textbook 1982Latest edition Dudley Jackson 1982 banking.business economics.consulting.Distributi

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Economic Resources,e look first at data on the British labour force and on the population from which the labour force is drawn. We look at the distribution of people in the economy and at the growth and fluctuations in numbers. . we consider some technical matters such as: the distinction between . and .; how the popu

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Output and Income,simple ‘model’ economy to the real UK economy and from a simple model of an enterprise to actual enterprise accounts (of the Delta Metal Company). The production of value added and its distribution as . is explained. . appears again, this time as something which makes the difference between . and .

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Income and Expenditure in the Personal Sector,see, in economic terms, what the . gets up to. We look at data on personal-sector income and expenditure: whence the income comes (this requires an explanation of . — the United Kingdom’s system of social security); .’ ., on which the personal sector spends most of its income; and how and at what ra

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The Individual Enterprise,sidering the enterprise as an entity which tries in its. to look ahead, especially with regard to financing its (planned) investment. We consider briefly the use of . to pay for investment, but concentrate upon ., which is quantitatively more important when it comes to financing investment. The amou

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Consumer Behaviour and Market Constraints on the Enterprise,ty which they can sell: . and . are interdependent, so this chapter is about the market constraints which consumer (or customer) behaviour imposes on enterprises. This constraint can be expressed in a (downward-sloping) ., which effectively limits the mark-up by forcing on the enterprise a choice be