The Spanish Economy During and After World War I
The Spanish Economy During World War I (1914-1917)
Overview
World War I significantly impacted the global economy, including Spain’s, despite its neutral status and protectionist policies. The war presented both opportunities and challenges for the Spanish economy.
Positive Effects
The war created export opportunities for Spain’s industrial sector as warring nations turned to neutral countries for manufactured goods. This increased demand led to higher prices and allowed even marginal businesses to
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Public Finance: Concept, Subject, and Field
1. Public Sector Operations
The systematization of public sector operations can be done according to different criteria. Two of the most used are: whether or not they are reflected in the budget and whether or not they involve a movement of public funds.
The most numerous and relevant public sector operations involve the movement of money and are contained in the budget. These transactions are categorized using a double standard:
- Nature of the transaction:
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Team 2: Decisions in the New Era of Marketing
How to Enrich the Marketing Environment
Welcome to the New Era of Marketing
The long-term viability of a business depends on making quality products and acting ethically and socially responsibly. Social benefit is the net benefit for both the company and society when a company practices ethical and socially responsible behavior. We call these efforts to do the right thing in business and doing well by society the New Age of Marketing.
Do It Properly: Ethical
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Assistantship Economics I
(Solemn III)
1. The value of the following transactions, should be included or not as part of GDP and why?
A) A tourist pays a meal in a restaurant
Yes, because it is a purchase (or demand) for a final good produced in the country
B) A company buys an old building
It was because the GDP accounted for another year, we only consider the final goods produced in the country during the year.
C) A supplier sells chips to a computer company that makes personal computers
Not because
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Company Location and Size
1.4 Location and Size of Business
When establishing a company, two key questions arise: location and size. Location depends on several variables:
- Market demand
- Sourcing of raw materials (ease and cost)
- Labor market (availability of skilled workers)
- Transportation and communication (accessibility)
- Supply of utilities (electricity, water, gas, etc.)
- Cost of land and building or leasing
- Legislation and regulations
- Regional economic development and financing
These variables affect commercial
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Item # 1: Political Economy Fundamentals
Definition and Scope
Political economy is a branch of social science that studies the laws governing the production and distribution of material goods throughout history, with a particular focus on capitalism due to its complex wealth distribution challenges.
Key Concepts
Work: All physical and mental effort directed toward production.
Work Environment: The setting where work takes place (e.g., construction sites, offices).
Instruments of Work: Tools designed for