orallerpisabel

@orallerpisabel (4)

Philippines • Age 34

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How does stress affect you?

gloryacam @gloryacam (5540) • Philippines 1 Oct 12

My friend was texting me at 4 in the morning (well at least that's what the time stamp says) saying she was still up at that time and that's it's probably because she's stressed out at work. I think that stress is making her lack...

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orallerpisabel when I'm stressed Ill just listen to music to make my mind relax for a while.. Because obviously when I'm stressed I can't think clearly which leads to bad decisions. I cannot concentrate on the things i usually did sometimes the people around me are also...

2 Oct 12

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Economic development or Economic Growth?

socballais @socballais (71) • Philippines 12 Sep 12

Countries around the world benchmark their economic performance by the amount of the Gross National Product (GNP) that they attained. The higher the GNP, the higher is the economic growth. Is economic growth equated with economic...

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orallerpisabel Yes it is equated but it doesn't mean that if there's an economic growth there would be economic development. There is a big difference between the two when we say economic growth there is an increased on the goods and services produced by the economy,...

2 Oct 12

Third and Final Macroeconomic Question: Money and the Economy

socballais @socballais (71) • Philippines 25 Sep 12

How do changes in the amount of money in the economy affect output, growth, unemployment and inflation?

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orallerpisabel Money has been the medium of exchange since after the barter time.It could be coins or a form of bills.It serves as a measure or standard of value, a store value, and means of deferred payment. but if there would be a change in money of course there would be...

1 Oct 12

Which comes first Microeconomics or Macroeconomics?

socballais @socballais (71) • Philippines 12 Sep 12

Is it possible to venture into Macroeconomics without studying Microeconomics? Is Microeconomics a prerequisite course before studying Macroeconomics?

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orallerpisabel For me its possible, but it would definitely be harder to understand the principles tackled on the subject especially to students who don't have gone yet to microeconomics without having an idea about the basic. So microeconomics comes first before...

16 Sep 12