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Miseries, Contribution And Greatness Of Robert Bunsen

By: Dr.Badruddin Khan | Reference & Education
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen, born in Göttingen, is often identified with the laboratory burner that bears his name. But to think of him only in relation to the Bunsen burner is to do him a disservice. Bunsen contributed widely to the development of many laboratory instruments, some of which helped to dramatically advance chemistry. His most important work was developing several techniques used to analyze chemical substances. read more

How economics contributes to managerial functions

By: Carrol Rogers | College
The contribution of economics towards the performance of managerial duties and responsibilities is of prime importance. The contribution and importance of economics to the managerial profession is akin to the contribution of biology to the medical profession and physics to engineering. read more

Contribution of Mining to India Economic Development

By: Michael Jin | Sales
Mining industry accounted for 1.9% of India’s GDP in FY09. As compared to FY04, the industry’s share has gone down by 30 basis points (Figure 12) as its growth lagged behind country’s overall economic growth. Infrastructure bottleneck and use of obsolete technology are identified as some of the key factors for the low growth of this industry. In addition, the unfavorable tax structure adds t read more

Contribution Of Workers To The Economy

By: Gertrude Petty | Business
In economics, one of the basic elements for growth and development is employment. read more

The contribution of mining to economy

By: skymaggie1 | Business
Mining is one of Canada's most important economic sectors and is a major driver of our country's prosperity. In 2009, the industry contributed $32 billion to our gross domestic product (GDP) and employed 306,000 workers in the sectors of mineral extraction, processing and manufacturing. It is an industry that stimulates and supports economic growth both in large urban centres and in remote rural c read more

The journey of a legend - Thomas Alva Edison

By: annphilip | Book Reviews
Some of his notable contributions to the society are modern night lights, movies, records and CDs. As a sole owner and as a co-inventor, he was awarded with more than thousand patents. read more

Dylan Thomas and Other Notable Swansea People

By: Susan Ashby | Travel Tips
Swansea is known as the birthplace of many prominent people who have made significant contributions to the world. Among Swansea's prominent sons and daughters there is one who stands head and shoulders over everyone else - the great poet Dylan Thomas. read more

The Contribution of Indonesia Mining and Oil Sector

By: Michael Jin | Sales
With world class reserves in leading minerals, oil, petroleum, coal and gas, Indonesia’s mining and oil sector generates significant exports and foreign currency. This helps buffer the economy against downturns and makes the sector critical to Indonesia sustaining economic growth. read more

Financial Economics

By: Benny | College
One of the economics' branches is financial economics. It is concerned basically with deployment and allocation of the resources of economy, both across-time and spatially, in environment that is uncertain. Another characteristic of financial economy is concentration upon the activities of money where money which is of 1 or another type seems to come out on trade's both-sides. read more

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By: kevinpiter | Online education
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All About Thomas Sabo

By: lily smith | Jewelry
People from places across the globe wear Thomas Sabo charms and even though they are really popular, with thousands of people around the world wearing them on their bracelets, it's very unlikely that you'll have the exact same bracelet and choice of charms as anybody else. It's great to have a way to show off your personality and a simple way to do this would be through purchasing charms for a Tho read more

American Economics to 1900

By: Carrol Rogers | College
To judge by the distribution of Nobel Prizes in economics over the past three decades or so, it would appear that American economics – for good or ill – has come to occupy a position of world preeminence. This has not always been so. read more

A Giant of Economics

By: Neil Handley | Politics
Milton Friedman belongs in a list of the most important and influential people of the last 100 years. He promoted what were then new ideas in the 1950's - free markets and personal liberty. He argued that economic freedom was good economics and was also necessary for political freedom. read more

Economics Storm Coming

By: Willis jeff | Cooking
Much has been made about the effects the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have had on the fishing and shrimping industry in the Gulf Coastal area. Accordingly, when we look at what it will take to care for retirees over long stretch, economists get worried. From Germany to Japan, read more

Introduction for Economics

By: Carrol Rogers | College
The first reason to study economics is that it will help you understand the world in which you live. There are many questions about the economy that might spark your curiosity. Why are apartments so hard to find in New York City? Why do airlines charge less for a round-trip ticket if the traveler stays over a Saturday. read more