economies

Description In modern economies, prices are generally expressed in units of some form of currency. (For commodities, they are expressed as currency per unit weight of the commodity, e.g. euros per kilogram.) Although prices could be quoted as quantities of other goods or services this sort of...

A firm can realize economies of scale in manufacturing, purchasing and transportation by holding inventories. If purchasing buys large amounts, the firms get quantity discounts. In turn, transportation can move larger volumes and get economies of scale through better equipment utilization...

Impact On Developing Economies & Policy Implications: Investments by multinational companies (MNC) allow developing economies to share in the considerable benefits of the global economy. Official incentives, trade barriers, and other regulatory policies, though, can result in inefficiency and...

The opportunities for developing economies are significant as well. Through the application of capital, technology, and a range of skills, multinational companies' overseas investments have created positive economic value in host countries, across different industries and within different policy...

India India's economy is expected to grow about 6.8% during FY2008 and as low as 5.5% in FY2009. India's economy grew at an annual rate of 9% or more in the past three years, second only to China among the major economies, and the projections for FY2008 indicate that India's economic growth has...

Hi People, Seems this section has not much posts and half of the documents goes missing in the posts!!! here is the 18th december 2008 asian economics report!!! check it out... Vishal Amarnani MBA - Capital Markets ITM College

Comparison of the Impact of Globalisation on the Political Economies of China & India A comparison of the impact of globalisation on the political economies of China and India it will help u while doing economic project on india and china...

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this is a research report on Understanding the WTO..... and its implications.... errol

Businesses can grow either organically i.e. through internal growth where profits are ploughed back into the business, or through external growth such as through take-over or merger with another business e.g. when Cadburys and Schweppes joined together. Growth enables a business to benefit from...

Economies of scale can be of two kinds: internal economies and external economies. Internal economies of scale are those which arise from the firm increasing its plant size. On the other hand, external economies arise outside the firm-from improvement (or, deterioration) in the environment in...

he paper reviews various approaches to communications standard adoption as well as the experiences of other countries. These approaches and experiences and the associated market and regulatory failures are evaluated in the context of the current Indian situation. This evaluation suggests that a...

Using seven indicators of the economic performance of 187 countries, the paper identifies the top 50 performers during the decades of 1981-90 and 1991-2000. Five of these indicators are the trend rates of growth over a decade in imports, FDI, capital formation, per capita income and forex...