This study examines the capital budget in advanced countries, focusing on Sweden and the United States of America, with an emphasis on the structure of their capital budgets. Sweden was selected due to its globally recognized ...

Climate change is a real threat to humanity; its effects on society, the economy, and the environment are undeniable. It is predicted that the global temperature increases from human-made greenhouse gases (GHGs) will ...

The area of Arab Republic of Egypt is about 386299 square mile (on million square kilometers). However, 4 per cent can be said to be permanently settled and cultivated). The population are thron in a narrow valley some 2 ...

The research addresses the choice of techniques in the public sector in the United Arab Republic (Egypt), beginning with an introduction to the problem of selecting appropriate techniques. It discusses the role of the ...

This study addresses the classical transportation problem, offering a comprehensive overview and solutions. Chapter 1 introduces the topic, explores network representation, basic transportation theory, and solution methods, ...

A memorandum by Dr. Manfred Engert was published in June 1964 regarding the classification of industry in socialist countries (Memo No. 450). The memorandum discusses certain issues related to the classification of industry ...

The world economy, since the early fifties, has been characterized, among other things, by an increasing role of the international division of Labour. Resulting from the growing internationalization of the economic life ...

This study discusses the definition of pure and perfect competition, starting with an exploration of the meaning and structure of various curves necessary for understanding equilibrium conditions in firms and industries. ...

The study explores the organization of digital computers and introduces the basics of computations using the FORTRAN programming language. It outlines the steps for solving problems using computers, from programming and ...

This study aims to present models for solving inventory problems under the assumption that the demand for goods and products is probabilistic and defined by a given distribution function. The models address various practical ...