POWER & MONEY

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Digital numbers and graphs. Kindleberger, C. (1970)..

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SUMMARY. Brings the idea of costs of different items where they are valued according to their essence . Explain the concept in social sciences where some people can control the prices while the rest, such as farmers, have to sell their commodities under the current prices. The differences between the value of touchable things and the untouchable things such as happiness. Defines public goods as commodities that cannot end by consuming one person and views it as a difficult which may result in political science..

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SUMMARY. Brings the idea of the difference between market and budget in an illustration where the firms try to buy services at the lowest possible prices while households sell their services at the highest services they can manage. Brings the idea of using equilibrium models to different economies and political science. The variations in the economic power are viewed as a critical reason that led to political revolution. Political power is retained more than economic power and vice versa..

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SUMMARY. Tools such as money and force have also been described as fundamental differences. An economist has been viewed as a person who can get money from anything, and political money is considered a weapon.

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An aggregation idea is a collection, or the gathering of things together. Individuals use the same money and buy goods at the same prices Sovereignty has been connected to economic problems such as high costs. Economic Sovereignty is viewed as an essential tool in financial decision-making . Sees international trade as between firms rather than trade between countries and states that fiscal tax policy was introduced because of the revolution and acted as an important aspect of Sovereignty..

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A political approach as a power struggle that will produce economic strength , leading to total control even if it can change. Its social and political cohesion strongly determines economic power. Economic wars exist between countries, and several causes include sanctions and bombings between countries The author believes that a little man can also beat a big man as the size does not always matter and the existence of economic alliances. These kinds of wars have been the primary causes of inflation and changes in the exchange rates and trading patterns. Political order is important, and it is achieved through different means such as the use of superpowers, the use of equilibrium systems, and the techniques of international organizations such as the United Nations. Brought the idea of ​​using aid where those with higher incomes share it with others. Assistance is said to be divided into either bilateral or multilateral, and it is offered on conditions..

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Contribution to the Discipline of International Political Economy.

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Contribution to the Discipline of International Political Economy.

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Contribution to the Discipline of International Political Economy.

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STRENGHT. STRENGHT Helps readers better understanding to appreciate something. Valuation knowledge to determining value of company & personal properties. Helps readers to understand the valuation of the untouchable things. Noise pollution- big role in ensuring that the surrounding environment is suitable for human existence..

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STRENGHT. STRENGHT Contains knowledge on valuing goods. Helps to understand the economists. Gives a good understanding of a person's passion and goals. Helps readers to understand the economic power.

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WEAKNESS. Failure to explain how country can prevent the occurrence of economic wars . Lack of explaining in possible ways to ensure economic wars cub completely. Failure to explained the different technologies affect. Failure to explain the effects of different revolution systems that may affect trading Not explain the economic benefits associated with the inflow of immigrants.

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CONCLUSIONS. Politics and economics have close interrelationships where political success similarly results in economic success Political instability scares away investors, leading to low investments in the country, resulting in minimum revenues. The governments should maintain good relations with the other countries and the immigrants..