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How to Prepare for Fundamental of Economics and Management- CMA Foundation

How to Prepare for Fundamental of Economics and Management- CMA Foundation In this video, we'll go over the CMA Foundation Fundamentals of Economics and Management Paper 1 exam overview and exam preparation tips, as well as everything you need to know about the new Notifications - both old and new structures.   Introduction of  Economics and Management Economics is the study of how humans work together to turn scarce resources into commodities and services in order to satisfy our natural desires. Although numerous scholars have defined economics in various ways, the most frequently recognized definition is that it is the study of wealth. The study of how to get things done through and with the people involved in an activity is what management is all about.   About    Economics and Management There are two parts to this study. Part 1 will teach you about the fundamentals of economics, and Part B will teach you about the fundamentals of management. Because the economic activity is on

What is the difference between law of demand and theory of demand?

What is the difference between the law of demand and theory of demand? Don't you want to learn about demand theory in a more straightforward manner? YES is unmistakably the correct response. The demand theory explains how changes in the quantity of a product or service available to customers affect its market price. According to the hypothesis, the greater a product's price, the fewer requests it will receive, and the lower the sloping demand curve will be.   Every one of us has a unique interest in specific products and businesses, and our interest at each price reflects the value we place on each of the objects, which is usually linked to the pleasure or use we anticipate from owning it. The utility is a phrase used by business analysts to describe this. Theory of Demand The relationship between the cost of a product and the amount demanded is described by the Theory of Demand. When the expense of a good or administration rises, so does its appeal, and vice versa. The deeper