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Economic Simplicities - an Introduction to Basic Economics - by David Sharp

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Lesson 01 - What is Economics. Lesson 02 - Economics and other subjects. Lesson 03 - Concepts, Precepts, Laws & Principles. Lesson 04 - Money. Lesson 05 - Trade. Lesson 06 - Prices, Rents and Wages. Lesson 07 - Wealth. Lesson 08 - Market Theory of Employment. Lesson 09 - Vietnam. Lesson 10 - Nationalisation & Privatisation. Lesson 11 - Free Trade Zones. Lesson 12 - The Salt Industry. Lesson 13 - Workplace Reform. Lesson 14 - Textiles and Clothing. Lesson 15 - The Container revolution. Lesson 16 - Capital.

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The Container Revolution is the term used to refer to the dramatic changes that have occurred since the 1960s by the introduction and use of containers to transport dry goods throughout the world. A container, in this context, is a standardised 20 or 40 foot, strongly constructed, reinforced and sealable box, capable of transporting most forms of dry goods and which can be padded, refrigerated or heated as desired. It has become a symbol of the globalisation of world trade on sea and land. Credit for the...

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Privatisation of major government assets has featured prominently in recent national and international news. In Australia’s case it involves argument over the disposal of the Federal government’s remaining 51% of the shares in Telstra. Internationally it concerns the proposed sale of the Japanese Post Office, including its huge savings bank, the Giro [estimated net worth $3.2 trillion], which has apparently been the major issue in the current Japanese national elections. Monopolisation, in a sense, is a ...

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ECONOMICS OF WORKPLACE REFORM. There has been considerable discussion about Canberra’s proposed new Workplace Relations legislation. Much of the discussion has centred on the direct and immediate consequences of the specific proposals, such as the likely effect on working hours, penalty rates, the process of hiring and firing, minimum wages, awards, the unions, individual contracts or Australian Workplace Agreements [ AWAs ] as they are called and so forth. Historically this has been balanced by the fact...

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TEXTILES AND CLOTHING IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE. Since the U.K. first showed the way, textiles and clothing have traditionally been the initial industries to arise in emerging nations aspiring to developed status. However the developed nations have shown generally an aversion to allowing others to follow their example. This perhaps was most clearly demonstrated in history by the notorious Multi Fibre Arrangement. [MFA]. Such industries are often referred to as being labour intensive. Beginning particularly ...

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Lesson 3 of 2006. The current inquiry into the activities of the Australian Wheat Board has, inter alia, raised questions, in an economic context, as to the meaning and significance of corruption. Is a question more easily formulated than answered. One common definition is the use of public office for private gain . This is relatively simple but it raises questions; is corruption then something, which only occurs, in the public sector? One place where this has occurred is Hong Kong, which has set up an I...

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