Economic Books

30 March, 2009 by Anas Elshamy

Assalamu Alikum,

I re-uploaded the books Dr. Ghars asked us to use.

You can download the Econometrics book from any of the following links:

http://filaty.com/f/903/6.674/Basic_Econometrics_by_Gujarati_4th_Edition.pdf.html

http://www.flyupload.com/get?fid=664198277

http://www.load.to/QbNGcHQjOh/Basic_Econometrics_by_Gujarati_4th_Edition.pdf

http://www.badongo.com/file/14158294

http://www.filefactory.com/file/af8fc82/n/Basic_Econometrics_by_Gujarati_4th_Edition_pdf

http://arabsh.com/?&fn=v0zr9y1inho6&st=OK&op=upload_result

http://www.2shared.com/uploadComplete.jsp?sId=t8cvSj1SG2FwGxM9

The History of Economic Thoughts can be downloaded from the following links:

http://www.filefactory.com/file/af8f0fc/n/A_History_of_Economic_Thought_pdf

http://www.2shared.com/uploadComplete.jsp?sId=QjmyCSbPYiThQxC9

http://www.badongo.com/file/14160371

http://filaty.com/f/903/4.316/A_History_of_Economic_Thought.pdf.html

http://arabsh.com/?&fn=pb100f733sip&st=OK&op=upload_result

http://www.flyupload.com/get?fid=989860703

http://www.load.to/TLr4kV5LMW/A_History_of_Economic_Thought.pdf


If there is any problem in downloading them, please tell me.

My Regards,
Anas

History of Economics Thoughts Book

24 March, 2009 by Anas Elshamy

Assalamu Alikum All,

You can download the History of Economics Thoughts Book that Dr. Ghars asked us to use it from the following link:

http://www.mrrha.com/files/0R0N0ANY/A%20History%20of%20Economic%20Thought.pdf

Open the link and choose any site to download from it.

My Regards,
Anas

Econometrics Book

7 March, 2009 by Anas Elshamy

Assalamu Alikum All,

Sorry for the delay in publishing the book Dr. Ghars asjed us to use. I am really sorry.

The Book  can be download it from any of the following links:

http://www.mrrha.com/redirect/0HZVS7HZ/2

http://www.mrrha.com/redirect/0HZVS7HZ/4

http://www.mrrha.com/redirect/0HZVS7HZ/6

http://www.mrrha.com/redirect/0HZVS7HZ/13

http://www.mrrha.com/redirect/0HZVS7HZ/14

My Regards

2nd Semester schedule

12 February, 2009 by Reham Hamdy

Economic section schedule

 

 

Day/Time                              Subject                             Doctor                        Place   

Tuesday

8-11                            National Accounts             D.M.Abdelwahed           10 Dal

2-5                                Econometrics                      D. M. Ghars El Din        10 Dal

Wednesday

8-11                           Economy of Egy &Arab Con   D.M.Abdelwahed             6 Dal

11-2          Economic Thought Development         D.M.Ghars El Din                 modarg 5           

Thursday

11-2                 Feasibility Study                                   D.Ismail                                       5 Dal 

2-5                 Financial Analysis                                  D.Ismail                                           5Dal  

Especial Term

31 January, 2009 by amrsalem

Assalamo Alikom

 

First I want to send my wishes to all of you to have high marks in the exams and I hope you are enjoying the vacation.

I think that the especial thing in the last term is not only that it was the longest term.

But also it was the first term in that we all worked together as one team as we did in the economic problems that was very useful for us and I think it may be a good start for us to cooperate in many other things in the next term.

I ask you all to put your comments to evaluate what we did this term in all our subjects and to say your opinion about what we can do in the next term.

 

 

My Best Regards

Amr Magdy

 

 

 

 

Employment Fair 2009

29 January, 2009 by Reham Hamdy

Assalam Aalikum all, First of all i would like to say Congratulations for fininshing the exams and this semester wish my all wishes that u all did well in the exams ,

mailnly all of us thinking for the future and what we’ll do after we graduate isa anyway we just take steps and asking allah to have a good jobs after graduaion isa especialy for Us :D economic section , so i would like to inform all of u about the Employment fair of this year  that it will be held in the CICC (Cairo International Convention Center) in Nasr City (قاعة المؤتمرات بمدينةنصر)
i hope all the section to attend  the fair but take care the fist day 30 January is only for more than 4 years of experience  but 31st January & 1st February will be open for all GRADUATED candidates, both fresh & experienced.

For more information u can join the group or the Event  of the fair in the Facebook

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/event.php?eid=50227864814

or search for the event @ www.facebook.com

Finally i wish for u all the best (F) :-)

Reham Hamdy

Happy Holidays!

29 January, 2009 by Anas Elshamy

Assalamu Alikum,

After the longest term in our 4-years study have finished, it is now time for Holidays! :D

I would like to use this occasion to send my wishes to you all hoping that you all did well in the exams

and I wish you to enjoy your holidays and you benefit from every moment in it.

My Best Regards,

Anas

External Debt Sustainability

21 January, 2009 by Anas Elshamy

Assalamu Alikum,

Here are some useful links and info that I got about the standards of External Debt

dealing mainly with its sustainability:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_debt#External_Debt_Sustainability

http://www.un.org/esa/policy/wess/wess2005files/chap5.pdf

Page 12

—————-

IMF defines debt sustainability in terms of:

• The ability to pay.
• The capacity to repay debt taking domestic priorities of human development
and poverty reduction into account.
• A level of debt that is growth enhancing, not one that hinders growth.
• Criteria that take the cyclicality of capital flows into account.

HIPC  Initiative Criteria:

The target of sustainability was defined as a range of 200-250 percent for the

PV/foreign exchange earnings ratio and 20-25 percent for debt service ratio.

I hope that it will be helpful and am sorry that it is added late as I just got them now.

My Regards,

Anas

Economic Policies and systems Exam Jan 2008

16 January, 2009 by Reham Hamdy

Asslam Allikum  all my friends , how are u all i hope u r doin’ well in the exams and wish to do all ur best in the next one isa , i would like to read the economic policies exam of the last year may be our exam be simillar to it isa and we get benefit from it .

                  

Q.1: compare between capitalism and socialism in terms of :

a.ownership

b.economic power

c.the role of the government

 

Q.2: “Economic policies must be made at both micro and macro economic levels”

 Explain how economic policies are designed .Give an example of how an economic policy works. 

 

Q.3: “A new  global economic system is taking place nowadays “

a. what are the main features of this new global economic system ?

 b. what is the role of multinational corporation in this new system ?

  c. where you palce the egyptian economy in this new global economic system .

 with all my best wishes for u to achieve the highest grade isa

           Reham Hamdy

Harrod-Domar & 2 Gap Model

13 January, 2009 by Anas Elshamy

Assalamu Alikum All,

I asked Dr. Rasha about what she gave us at the last section regarding H-D & the 2 Gap Model and I requested from her to write us something to organize them and make it easier to understand them. She replied me with the following notes which I think will be of much benefit for you all:

Concerning the H-D model.
Well, it is an aggregate model (covering the whole economic performance reflected in GNP equation and its variables).
The model main assumptions are:*Saving fixed proportion of output, **This saving ratio is the main constraint to growth if it is insuffecient to finance the desired level of investment required to achieve the desired rate of growth.
The model proceeds as folllows;
1. In a closed economy; equilibruim is when I=S and I is only addition to new capital (change in k), we get the following relation:g=s/k -previously discussed. i.e. for an economy to grow it must save more and invest in new capital.
2. In a closed economy; I is not only addition to capital, but also replacement of worn out capital (change in K and depreciation). So S at equilibruim (S=I) now is required to cover both.
3. In the short-run, output (GNP) is dependent mainly on labor force and productivity of labor.(Do u remeber the assumption that production function is dependent on labor productivity while both capital and technology are constant in the short-run? here we apply it on aggregate level).  At this level, saving is required to  create the suitable number of job opportunities in proportion to labor force growth and labor productivity. This is shown in the equation: s=k(g+deprectaion)…where g=n+p….PLZ revise the symboles from the lecture.
4. Now, we are speaking about labor and productivity. At this level we specialize more to divide saving into *saving out of wages and *saving out of profit. Proceeding through the mathematical manupilation covered well in the lecture, we can determine the desired saving rates out of profits and wages and design the best economic policies to encourage both workers and enterpreuers to save.
So, the main goal of the model is to dtermine the desired saving rates at all the previously mentioned levels…
Concerning the 2-gap model; the main idea is that;

GDP= C+I+X-M (where G is included in C(private and government) and I(private and government).
*To reach the desired GDP growth rate (g), I and net exports must reach certain levels. S is required to finance I, and M is required to make certain imported capital goods availabe to produce and export. Here comes the S-I and M-X gaps.
These gaps aren’t additive, i.e., the government should do its best to cover the largest of the two gaps (whether the domestic or foreign gap), once the largest gap is covered, the other will not form a problem.
If the government succefully determined the largest gap and the required amounts to cover it, means to finance must be found. The most commenly used are foreign borrowing and foreign direct investment.
I really appreciate her efforts and i ask Allah SWT to Reward her for such efforts.
My Regards,
Anas