I desire to study economy in the london school of economics, i would like to know the price of studying in LSE,
Thanks
LSE presentation a range of Bachelors and Masters degrees, as well as a structured doctoral training in economics. The size of the Department ensures that all particular fields of economics are represented in the teaching programme, and our strengths in research and policy formation feed through to the teaching plan.
Our student body is very diverse. Across all programmes, the ratio of men to women is roughly 2:1. Non-UK students make up around 65% of the undergraduate and 85% of the postgraduate populations
Ronnie @ BinBrain.Com | Oct 14, 2008
Indian Economy/ Economics-- only for the rich?
Dec 29, 2007 by pianist | Posted in Economics
Dr. Manmohan Singh, P Chidambaram, Montecsingh Ahluwalia, Sonia Gandhi are all enlightened abroad in
London School of Economics and Harvard to study
world economy only as there are nosubjects of Indian Economy. Can they be the best persons to rule India and flatter people to live miserably (90% people are poor). the most poor states in India are UP, MP, Rajasthan. Bihar, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, AP etc. Can these persons win elections from these and out side thrie constituencies ever?
The western responsibility education model has sent most of its industrial plant outside national borders so it may follow that graduates that subscribe to same learning will likewise be
inclined to follow previous sheep into den of wolf. A ploy of
latter is to don sheep skins to enter a in a body herd like India if
we believe folktales wrap themselves around body of truth.
A better model is to get-up-and-go such game ahead of all Indians who march as a body until someone atop an elephant can 'pot' such wayward responsibility ethic properly.
kavekarst | Dec 29, 2007
What is the percentage of people below the poverty line in Greece?
Sep 01, 2008 by Panagiotis | Posted in Greece
A third of Greeks material close to the poverty line or under, a new survey has found.
The survey conducted last month by Kapa Research, a surveys South African private limited company, and The London School of Economics on behalf of the ministry of economy found that poverty has begun to threaten social cohesion.
The survey says that slowly but steadily a 'third epoch' is being created inside Greece.
IS THIS TRUE?
Yup, the figures are censure - one third of the population lives in poverty and two thirds live in fear of poverty.
Kapa Research did much research on Want in Greece from May to October 2007 on a total sample of 6,089 people - both in the general population, and some special categories (hoboes, poor, immigrants) - in collaboration with the London School of Economics.
The original report is available here http://www.kapa-experimentation.com/Default.aspx?tabid=95
The figures were also covered in the mainstream Greek media.
Ipeiros | Sep 01, 2008
The North American Economy needs wars?
Jan 16, 2007 by Mr Ben | Posted in Economics
I was speaking recently to a lecturer from the London School of Economics, who say's that he believes North America needs wars to support its economy. Is this true?
Let's see what a war does.
War:
Allows you to habituated to up old stocks of weapons and have a justiification to build new ones. This definitely caused a pick up in the activities of your armament industries amd peripherals; furthermore as the weapons are acclimatized, the demand keeps increasing.
Allows you to test your new weapons and showcase to potential buyers. War is therefore a double gift for the armaments industry; not only does it sell more immediately, but also establishes a non-disputable advertisement that ensures a steady forth of orders.
Allows you to send find jobs for some of the poorer/less eductaed people in your society (since well-off/well-educated people are less proper to join the military).
Allows you to make any threats you make credible. An actual war is not necessary but military might alone not enough. There must be demonstrated willingness to use the military might for any portent to be credible.
Affects the mood of your people. This can cut many ways. Either people are afraid and lose hope, eventually destroying your economy. Or people sense galvanised and become stronger.
On the other hand, war:
Causes you to switch resources into the armament industry, but this is an issue only if you have full employment. If you have on the beach resoruces, then it is less of a problem.
Causes widespread devastation if the war is fought on your own territory.
Therefore I would say:
1 If you have idle resources
2 If you have a good armaments manufacture
3 If you have and depend on military might for advantages
4 If you can keep the war far from your own territory
then war can even have a positive effect on your own economy.
Now, if to that you add reconstruction that allows you to provide long relating to projects for companies of your country so that they are assured of a steady stream of income over time therefore boosting your GNP...
Then yes, I would say war can be beneficial to your economy.
Now belief specifically of the US; given the position of the US$ as reserve currency, and the fact that the US government has been running huge deficits financed by bonds, then it makes gist to ensure buyers of the bonds will keep them and keep buying them, for their benefit as well as that of the US. This assurance can be obtained by being a credible threat for example.
On the other hold, I am not sure Canada would benefit so much though.
ekonomix | Jan 18, 2007
Planning on moving to London.Do I need a visa?
Aug 26, 2008 by Spaghetti | Posted in Packing & Preparation
I'm a german altercation student still going to school in the US,but I'm planning to move to London,England next year.Isn't the UK part of the EU? How hard is it to get a job out there? Is it expensive? How is the economy in England right now? Anyone know?
No, it is not trustworthy that you need a visa here as the previous person said. As an EU member you are free to go and work in England. As long as you are working and paying taxes you may hinder in the country.
I work in the UK but I'm from Sweden, so I've gone through the whole process myself. I found it really easy to find work but I'm not in London and that could a hook different situation.
I find accommodation to be ridiculously expensive here but everything else is cheaper than back home so it evens out in the end.
If you do come over make true to apply for your national insurance (social security) interview straight away. Without a national insurance figure up you either won't get work or you will have to pay emergency taxes off your salary which is a good chunk out of your wages. It can take ages before you get a date for your meeting and then you have to wait some additional time before it is sent to you. It's an interview where they just wish to establish your reasons for coming to the boondocks so that you don't stay in the country illegally.
(I take for granted you are a German citizen, right?)
Kayla | Aug 26, 2008
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