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Direct and Indirect Taxes : Advantages and Disadvantages
There are two different type of taxes direct and indirect, In this article we are going to explorer the different […]
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Reasons and Principles of Taxation
Taxation A tax is a compulsory payment to the state which is levied on income, wealth, goods and services. The […]
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Credit Creation By Commercial Banks and the Limitations
In the Article we will cover the basic of credit creation by Commercial Banks and how the central bank attempts […]
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Roles of Central and Commercial Banks
This page deals primarily with the Roles (Functionalities) of Central and Commercial Banks .These are all topics often seen […]
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Geographical Distribution Of Population And Factors Affecting It.
This page deals with the Geographical Distribution Of Population and the factors affecting it. it also deals with the Occupational […]
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Increasing Population, Causes and It’s Economic Effects.
This page deals with the increasing population, causes and it’s economics effects, often seen in the gce , gcse and […]
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Examples and Types of Economics Activities
Economic activities refer to the manner in which people utilize scares resources in order to satisfy their unlimited wants or those activities that have monetary value or rewards e.g. fishing, mining, cobbler.
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All these economic activities are grouped into production and consumption i.e. production and consumption are the two main activities that takes place in an economy. -
scientific methodology of economics
scientific methodology of economics Methodology refers to the steps taken to arrive at some conclusions. One objective of economics is […]
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The Nature and Scope of Economics
The Nature and Scope of Economics The term economics is derived from two Greek words Oiko meaning household and Nomia […]
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Cameroon GCE a level June 2019 Economics 1
1. Which of the following is a normative statement? A Government spending reduces poverty. B Higher taxes lead to less […]
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