A Level Economics Development Economics Study Notes
- Levels: A Level
- Exam boards: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, IB
Here is a complete listing of the new study notes that we've created to support A Level & IB Economics students who cover Development Economics in their studies.
Applying Game Theory in economics essays
Arguments against Protectionism
Articles on the Chinese Economy
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
Background on the Polish Economy
Balance of Payments - Current Account
Benefits and Costs of Globalisation
Botswana - Growth and Development
Brazil - Economic Growth and Development
China - Economic Growth and Development
Competitiveness and Economic Policies
Countries experiencing price deflation
Customs Unions and Single Markets
Developing Countries – Similarities and Differences
Development and Growth Constraints - Corruption and Conflict
Development and Growth Constraints - External Shocks
Development and Growth Constraints - Gender Inequalities
Development and Growth Constraints - Infrastructure
Development and Growth Constraints - Malnutrition
Development and Growth Constraints - Primary Product Dependency
Development and Growth Constraints - Savings Gaps
Development and Growth Constraints - Trade Deficits
Development Strategies and Policies
Economic and Social Benefits from Trade
Economic Growth - Advanced Nations
Economic Growth - Advantages of Growth
Economic Growth - An Introduction
Economic Growth - Capital Investment and Growth in China
Economic Growth - Disadvantages
Economic Growth - Endogenous Growth Theory
Economic Growth - Harrod-Domar Model
Economic Growth - Human Capital
Economic Growth - Neo-Classical Growth – The Solow Model
Economic Growth - Rising Inequality and Rapid Growth
Economic Growth - Social Capital
Economic Growth in Brazil and Mexico
Economic Growth in the UK - Government Policies
Essay: Aid and Debt Relief - what is the impact on development?
Estonia - Growth and Development
Exchange Rates - Currency Systems
Exchange Rates - Factors Affecting Currency Values
Exchange Rates - Fixed Currency Systems
Exchange Rates - Floating Currencies
Exchange Rates - Macroeconomic Effects of Currency Fluctuations
Exchange Rates - Managed Floating Currencies
Exchange Rates - Marshall Lerner Condition
Exchange Rates - Reasons for a Currency Depreciation
Fiscal Policy - Growth and Development
Foreign Direct Investment in Africa
GDP and Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)
Ghana - Economic Growth and Development
Globalisation - Intra Industry Trade
Globalisation - Intra Regional Trade
Greece - Economic Growth and Development
Growth and Development - Norway
Importance of trade for developing countries
India - Economic Growth and Development
Inequality of Income and Wealth
Ivory Coast - Growth and Development
Japan and South Korea Macro Performance Compared
Justifications for Protectionism
Lewis Model of Structural Economic Growth and Development
Lithuania - Growth and Development
M-PESA - Technology and Growth
Market-Led versus State-Led Development
Measuring Development - Key Indicators
Measuring Macroeconomic Performance
Measuring National Income (GDP)
Measuring Real National Income
Measuring the Standard of Living
Mexico - Economic Growth and Development
Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index
Paul Collier and Development Traps
Primary Product Dependence: Republic of the Congo
Private Sector and Economic Development
Protectionism - Export Subsidies
Resource Nationalism and Development
Rostow - Five Stages of Economic Growth Model
Sources of Comparative Advantage
Sources of Growth for the Chinese Economy
South Africa - Economic Growth and Development
South Korea - Economic Growth and Development
Specialisation and the Gains from Trade
State Intervention – Growth and Development
Sub Saharan Africa - Economic Growth and Development
The Rise of Singapore as a City State
Tourism and Economic Development
Trading Blocs and Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs)
Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
Visualizing the Structure of the World Economy and Population
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