What does economy means? What does people who study economy are studying?
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The study of economics is the study of how money moves through a society.  They study how companies pay their employees, how the employees spend their earnings (i.e., give their money to other companies), what those companies receiving their money do with it, and what the government does with the taxes and tariffs it receives from the workers, the companies, and companies from other societies.  They study the impact of certain laws and regulations on businesses and their employees and customers.  They study the effect of export and import on the government and the business within the society.  Essentially, as my colleagues have told you, they study money.
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Yes, but, believe me, econ. is hard. I have a B.A.in econ., but I like complications. You need to be good at abstract thinking and especially adept at higher algebra and calculus. Unless you're a major, econ's not worth it. Trust me, even the experts don't understand a lot of what they're doing in economics.
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It means who dont have the correct approach toeards studying. You need to be more careful and attendive when you read a sentance or a problem.. Remember each and every bookis written by an author who was jus like u in his childhood. Where did he gain all his intelligence and knowledge. Every result has come with experimentation. We are learning the world and objects to enhance our knowledge on them . All the concepts and results and facts are jus been confirmed only with experimentation .Your work in studying really depends on your memory and your way of approach.
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this will explain the economy.\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin3_stream.html
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GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product, which is the total value of all the goods and services of a country.  GDP per capita is simply the GDP of a country divided by its population.  Generally, the higher the GDP, the "richer" the country.  However, a country with a large population may simply be able to produce more than a smaller country and large outliers can skew the per capita measures, meaning you need more information to really understand what these numbers mean.
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With a degree in economics I have always been told it's not very useful to get a job with. It is more usesful to start a business with. Although economics is very important and in my opinion the smartest people have high understandings of economics, I have always been told to pair it with anouther major. The most useful feild to use econ in are all feilds relating to finance, but most of those position require a degree in finance. Thus I am majoring in Econ and finance with an accounting minor.
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Economics deals with the economy.  If we have a poor econmomy that means the people are spending less money.  If people are spending less money, there is less money for healthcare and nurses depend on that healthcare spending.
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study, study, study\nthere's not shortcut
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THE EDUCATION..ACADEMIC VALUE.\nSTUDENT TRYING TO LEARN NEW THINGS..\nTEACHER TRYING TO RE-COLLECT THE THINGS ALREADY LEARNED.
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The Economist has an Economics A to Z section to help you understand various terms.\n\nIts helpful for looing up depreciation, gross, net, etc.
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you might want to be more specific. It could mean one of two things as I see it. 1) It could mean a governmental system which splits governing power between branches (executive, legislative, judicial) or in a federalist system (federal and state). Or 2) you could be refering to a mixed economy; a system somewhere situated between a free and command economy where the capital is privately owned but heavily regulated by the government (i.e. Great Britain, Sweden). Hope that helps.
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I think it can be both correct, depending on the context. \n\nNumber One seems to focus on the fact that you study history, not economics, not literature. \n\nNumber Two seems to focus on your activity right now, as in I started out as an English major but RIGHT NOW I am majoring in history.\n\nHmmm, convinced?
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I had a discussion about economies of scale about 3 hours ago.  In business, economies of scale means that in small quantities a number, i.e. profit, can be different than in large quantities.  In fact, in business, as your production increases efficiently (the term efficiently is important), your costs per unit decrease.  You take your overhead, which to a certain degree is fixed over a unit of time (usually a month or quarter is considered).  Then you take the overhead number and spread the cost over your manufactured products over that time.  When you manufacture alot, your overhead per item amount is low.  When you manufacture a few, the opposite occurs.  \n\nThis concept can be used in different disciplines and is largely universal.  Large quantities can be more efficiently produced than small quantities.
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Money is not important to the economy - money IS the economy!  Unless you live in a cannibalistic tribe that uses bones for money, then bones are your economy.
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It's the same thing.  You're studying business theory either way.  Business is a broad topic and tends to be broken down into further areas of concentration or majors...such as Finance, Accounting, Economics, Marketing, Strategy, Operations, etc.\n\nFor example, I have an MBA (Masters in Business Administration) but chose Marketing and Strategy as my areas of focus.
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economics as a sience is an attempt to describe the efforts of various economic theories to explain the complex social interactions which constitute an economy.  economics as an art is a recognition that while ecoomic concepts go some way toward explaining certain forms of economic activity, there is yet to be found any theory which is of any value(economic or other) in predicting future economic activity to any degree.
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It means you make less and that you may want to figure out how to earn more.  Doesnt mean they are smarter just in a better position.