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Fail Brilliantly by
We spend much of our lives trying to cope with failure; sometimes we try to assign value to it, but failure looms - debilitating and discouraging children and adults alike. Fail brilliantly proposes a radical shift: erase the word and concept of failure from the realms of education and human endeavors.This paradigm shift has the potential to transform our lives and ultimately reshape our definition of success.
50 Economics Ideas You Really Need to Know by
Edmund Conway, economics editor of the Daily Telegraph, introduces and explains the central concepts of economics in a series of 50 accessible and engaging essays. He begins with basic theories such as the law of supply and demand, and concludes with the latest thinking on the links between wealth and happiness and the shape of 21st-century economics.
Simplifying senior economics by
This textbook has been written specifically to satisfy the requirements of the W.A. Economics (Year 12) course. Economic theory and principles are presented in a clear and comprehensive manner with depth of content for each section directly reflecting syllabus requirements and guidelines.
The Race to Fix the Global Economy by
The global economy is a complex system. This volume helps young people understand just how it works. In an approachable, interesting style, it explains what the global economy is and how it has evolved, how national economies are more interdependent than ever before, and how the banking system plays a role in how money flows over borders. Readers also learn how such economic interdependence can lead to global financial crises.
Freakonomics : a rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything
Assume nothing, question everything. This is the message at the heart of Freakonomics, Levitt and Dubner's rule-breaking, iconoclastic book about crack dealers, cheating teachers and bizarre baby names which became an international multi-million-copy-selling phenomenon.
Superfreakonomics : Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes and Why suicide bombers should buy life insurance by
The international bestselling Freakquel to Levitt and Dubner's Freakonomics, this book sees them looking deeper, questioning harder and uncovering even more hidden truths about our world, from global cooling to patriotic prostitutes, drunk walking to why suicide bombers should buy life insurance.
Economics by
Contains the last six years of the Western Australian TEE questions in Economics, topically arranged, with solutions.
Economics : featuring trial tests, essential theory, student activities, T.E.E. style questions, model activities by Economics for Queensland schools : Book 2 by
Includes: macroeconomics, economic policy, current issues in economic management, Australia's trade patterns, balance of payments, Australia's trade policies, economic systems, capitalist economies, socialist economies
Free lunch : easily digestible economics by
Since Britain dived into recession in 2008, it has become increasingly clear just how central economics are to all our lives. But for many of us the subject remains shrouded in mystery. Why do house prices rise and stock markets fall? What happens when interest rates go up, and why? What is deflation, and is it worse than inflation? Why do some countries appear to be condemned to permanent poverty? How will the current global economic crisis change our lives?
In Free Lunch, a guide to economics organised like a convivial meal with friends, David Smith, the Economics Editor of the Sunday Times, will lead you through these mysteries, leaving you satisfied and enlightened. Your dining companions will include some of the great names in economics, including Adam Smith, Ricardo, Marx and Keynes.
Economics : year 12 ATAR course by
This book follows the current Western Australian syllabus and features:
- ATAR syllabus checklist
- Core theory clearly explained and illustrated
- Wide range of revision questions for all topics with detailed answers
Trial tests and marking key - great preparation for tests and examinations
Economics : year 11 ATAR course by
This book follows the current Western Australian syllabus and features:
- ATAR syllabus checklist
- Core theory clearly explained and illustrated
- Wide range of revision questions for all topics with detailed answers
- Trial tests and marking key - great preparation for tests and examinations
Talking to my daughter about the economy : a brief history of capitalism by
Contents include: Why so much inequality? -- The birth of the market society -- The marriage of debt and profit -- The black magic of banking -- Two Oedipal markets -- Haunted machines -- The dangerous fantasy of apolitical money -- Stupid viruses? -- Epilogue.
Australian economics dictionary for students by
A comprehensive economics dictionary with over 400 definitions and with new inclusions on recent Australian developments. Ideal for economics students at all levels and a useful supplement to standard economic texts and for revision.
The economics book
An essential guide to more that 100 of the big ideas in economic theory and practice covering everything from ancient theories right up to cutting-edge modern developments. From Aristotle to John Maynard Keynes and beyond, all the greatest economists and their theories are featured and the innovative graphics, step-by-step summaries and mind maps help clarify hard-to-grasp concepts.
Capitalism by
Tyrants, dictators, monarchs, ballots, petitions, protests, - what do these have to do with you? History is studded with moments of high drama and periods of deep conflict - street battles, mass demonstrations and civil wars - as people have fought for the form of government they wanted. This thought provoking series introduces the key characteristics of political and economic systems and each book tells the story of one strand of politics; how it developed as a set of ideas from its origins to the present.
Capitalism by
Tyrants, dictators, monarchs, ballots, petitions, protests, - what do these have to do with you? History is studded with moments of high drama and periods of deep conflict - street battles, mass demonstrations and civil wars - as people have fought for the form of government they wanted. This thought provoking series introduces the key characteristics of political and economic systems and each book tells the story of one strand of politics; how it developed as a set of ideas from its origins to the present.
Financial system by
Features of this book include : information about laws and institutions that affect trade in Australia and around the world ; a timeline of significant events in Australia's financial history and internet research sites .
Economics is commonly described as the study of how societies allocate limited resources to meet their needs and wants. It is about people making choices under conditions of scarcity and uncertainty. It is present in much of what we hear about and do in our daily lives.
https://www.rba.gov.au/education/resources/economics/
This poster lists skills economists use and issues to which they are applied:
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The Undercover Economist by
Ever wondered why the gap between rich and poor nations is so great, or why it's so difficult to get a foot on the property ladder, or where the banks went wrong? This book offers the hidden story behind these and other forces that shape our day-to-day lives, often without our knowing it.
The undercover economist strikes back : how to run - or ruin - an economy by
Economics is big news. Crises, austerity, the recovery, bonuses - all are in the headlines all the time. But how does this large-scale economic world really work? What would happen if we cancelled everyone's debt? How do you create a job? Will rising economic powers take over the world?
Global financial crisis by
This book looks at how the global financial crisis arose, what was done about it and whether the measures worked. The book examines whether the current economic system makes sense, and whether it is fair. Is it sustainable in the future or are more crashes on the way? In a globalised economy, these questions affect everyone on the planet.
The Australian economy by
This book begins by explaining what an economy is, and identifying the elements of the Australian economy. Early world and Australian economies are then examined, followed by an account of how the Australian economy works today. The things that affect the economy are discussed, including government, trade and financial markets.
Credit code red : how financial deregulation and world instability are exposing Australia to economic catastrophe by
Brain and Manning, two of the country’s highly experienced economic analysts, argue that Australia’s prosperity has been bought by borrowing from its future — or, more specifically, by borrowing too much, for the wrong assets, and from the wrong lenders. Using international and local indicators to measure economic danger signs, they warn that, if current policies are not altered, the country will be at extreme risk of an economic calamity within several years.
Economy by
This book looks at the Australian economy and explains how it works. It also looks at the role of research and technology in the development of Australia's economy.
Financial literacy by
This book is an excellent aid for young people to better understand their finances. It features the following topics: saving, banking, budgeting, smart shopping tips, understanding types of loans and credit and how to manage debt, investing and financial planning, choosing suitable mobile phone plans, avoiding scams and rip-offs, and the basics about insurance and superannuation.
Rich dad, poor dad : what the rich teach their kids about money- that the poor and middle class do not! by
Argues that a good education and a secure job are not guarantees for financial success, and describes guidelines for making money work for you.
Rich dad poor dad for teens by
Rich Dad Poor Dad for Teens distills the principles of cash flow, assets and liabilities, saving and investing money, and how to find opportunities to create money. Parents and teachers seeking creative ways to teach financial intelligence to teens are realising that its never too early to become financially literate.
Why the rich are getting richer : what is financial education...really? by
It's Robert Kiyosaki's position that "It is our educational system that causes the gap between the rich and everyone else." He laid the foundation for many of his messages in the international best-seller Rich Dad Poor Dad -- the #1 Personal Finance book of all time -- and in Why the Rich Are Getting Richer, he makes his case...In this book, the reader will learn why the gap between the rich and everyone else grows wider. In this book, the reader will get an explanation of why savers are losers. In this book, the reader will find out why debt and taxes make the rich richer. In this book, the reader will learn why traditional education actually causes many highly educated people, such as Robert's poor dad, to live poorly. In this book, the reader will find out why going to school, working hard, saving money, buying a house, getting out of debt, and investing for the long term in the stock market is the worst financial advice for most people.
The barefoot investor : the only money guide you'll ever need by
This book will show you how to create an entire financial plan that is so simple you can sketch it on the back of a serviette ... and you'll be able to manage your money in 10 minutes a week.
You'll also get the skinny on:
Saving up a six-figure house deposit in 20 months
Doubling your income using the 'Trapeze Strategy'
Saving $78,173 on your mortgage and wiping out 7 years of payments
Finding a financial advisor who won't rip you off
Handing your kids (or grandkids) a $140,000 cheque on their 21st birthday
Why you don't need $1 million to retire ... with the 'Donald Bradman Retirement Strategy'
Manage your money by
This book tells you how to organise your finances. It also teaches you how to set goals, budget efficiently and save for what you want.
Money matters for young consumers by
A concise guide to smart money management for teenagers and young adults. Topics include: banking and managing money; budgeting; smart shopping; consumer protection; mobile phones, credit cards and loans - ways to deal with your debt.
Make more money by
This book tells you how to increase your income. It teaches you how to apply for jobs, invest profitably and play the sharemarket.
My money, my life by
This notebook contains information on things like how to manage your money, buying your first car, moving out, mobile phones, credit cards and heaps more.
Money through the ages by
This book begins by explaining what money is. Early trade using barter and early forms of money are discussed. The history of the development of coins and paper money is then chronicled. There is also a section on the future of money.
Money by
Money looks at the symbols featured on Australias coins and banknotes , including people , animals and buildings . Provides information about the production of money in Australia .