ha..ha.. so ada ulang ti balibudu.. gimana hasil pertapaannya? masih jo bataria
ti balibudu di jalan tenga??? aduh.. so dapa lupa sapa dulu ti bali budu pe
istri?? he..he..
anyway.. selamta bergabung ulang richie.. nt pe email so di approve?? he.hee
miss nt pe postingan suupp
Titien FM
----- Original Message ----
From: Richie Octavian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: gorontalomaju2020@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2008 12:51:40 AM
Subject: [GM2020] Re: The Urgent of Economics; for The 1st Term Students in
FIS-UNG
so many reason to study economics
like ths one..
i can talk about money without every having to make any
and this one..
Theres no reason tobe the richestman in the cemetery. You cant do any
business from there.
salam
(Alumni FIS UNG yg paling mokobolo )
salam kangen buat saudara2 semua..apa kabar suuuup....
--- In gorontalomaju2020@ yahoogroups. com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> That's Why I'd Like To Talk About Economics
> by ; Herwin Mopangga
>
>
> As you begin your reading, you are probably wondering, why study
> economics? In fact, people do it for countless reasons. Some study
> economics because they hope to make money. Others worry that they
will be
> illiterate if they cannot understand the laws of supply and demand.
> People are also concerned to learn how budget deficits and inflation
will
> affect their future.
>
> Choosing your life's occupation is the most important economic decision
> you will make. Once you have earned your income, economics will help you
> decide how much to spend or save. Of course, studying economics is not
> guaranteed to make you a genius, but without economics the dice of life
> are simply loaded against you.
>
> Problems of Economic Organization
>
> Every economics must solve the three fundamental economic problems.
What
> kinds and quantities shall be produced of all possible goods and
> services? How shall resources be used in producing these goods? And For
> whom shall the goods be produced (that is, what shall be the
distribution
> of consumption among different individuals and classes)?
>
> The basic problems matter because of the fundamental fact of economic
> life; Wants far outstrip the economy's capacity to produce goods and
> services. Economic goods are scarce, not free. Society must choose among
> them because not all needs and desires can be satisfied.
>
> Experts said that economics is the oldest art but the newest science.
> Economic activities had been applied by the ancient civilizations.
But it
> can be formal science thousands years later, appropriate on eighteenth
> century. As a scholarly discipline, economics is the three centuries
old.
> After Adam Smith published his pathbreaking book The Wealth of
Nations in
> 1776, Karl Marx's Capital (1867, 1885, 1894) and John Maynard Keynes
with
> The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money in 1936. There were
> three of the many thinkers who had been shaped economics and made it the
> vital science it is today.
>
> Economics is the study of how societies choose to use scarce productive
> resources that have alternative uses, to produce commodities of various
> kinds and to distribute them among different groups.(From many source)
>
> Both a science and art, economics studied for a variety reasons; to
> understand problems facing the citizen and family, to help governments
> promote growth and improve the quality of life while avoiding depression
> and inflation and to analyze fascinating patterns of social behavior.
> Because economic questions enter into both daily life and national
> issues, a basic understanding of economics is vital for sound decision
> making by individuals and nations.
>
> The Uses of Economics
>
> As we suggested earlier, our economic knowledge serves us in
managing our
> personal lives, understanding society and designing better economic
> policies. The role of better economic understanding in guiding our
> individual lives will be as varied as are our personalities or
> physiognomies. Learning about the stock market or about interest rates
> may help people manage their own finances better; knowledge about price
> theory and antitrust policy may improve the skills of a lawyer; better
> awareness of the determinants of cost and revenue will produce better
> business decisions. The doctor, the investor and the farmer all need to
> understand about accounting and regulation to make the highest profit
> from their business.
>
>
> Notes : The article has printed at "Lintas UNG" Student Magazine, IX
> Edition, August 2006.
>
