CIMA Learning System Fundamentals of Business Economics: New SyllabusCIMA's Official Learning System has been written by former CIMA examiners in conjunction with the CIMA faculty. They provide a clear logical route through the new syllabus to specifically prepare students to pass, first time. CIMA Official Learning Systems include: * Step-by-step coverage directly linked to the CIMA syllabus learning outcomes * Chapter and topic summaries * Extensive question practice * Complete Revision section * CBA style mock exam * Two colour layout for easy navigation The ring binder format allows you to add in your notes as you work through the system, and if attending classes, to just take the chapter you need. CIMA Official Learning Systems are the only materials written and endorsed by the CIMA Faculty. * Re-engineered to meet the demands of the new CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting 2006 syllabus * Complete integrated package incorporating syllabus guidance, full text, recommended articles, revision guides and extensive question practice * CIMA Official Learning Systems are the only materials written and endorsed by the CIMA Faculty. |
Other editions - View all
CIMA Learning System Fundamentals of Business Economics Steve Adams,Paul Periton No preview available - 2006 |
Common terms and phrases
abnormal profits aggregate demand aggregate supply allocation assets average cost balance of payments borrowing British calculated capital cash cent central bank circular flow companies COMPETITIVE PROCESS consumers consumption CONTEXT OF BUSINESS countries currency current account DECISIONS OF ORGANISATIONS deficit demand curve discount domestic economic growth economies of scale effect efficiency elasticity of demand equilibrium example exchange rate exports factors of production fall Figure FINANCIAL SYSTEM firms foreign exchange foreign exchange market GOALS AND DECISIONS higher imports increase indirect tax industry inelastic interest rates investment labour long run lower MACROECONOMIC CONTEXT marginal cost market price MARKET SYSTEM marks mergers monetary policy monopoly national income not-for-profit organisations oligopoly perfect competition Phillips curve price elasticity principal-agent problem privatisation problem quantity Question raise rate of inflation rate of interest reduce rise shareholders short run Solution stakeholders supply curve surplus taxation theory unemployment