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Study Text
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Price: £32 (Printed text)
£19.20
(eBook - 15% print allowance)
ISBN: 9780751780710 (Printed text)
9780751783995 (eBook)
Suitable for: students have the option to take
assessments under this syllabus until at least May 2012
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Description: The C04 Study Text assumes
candidates have no prior knowledge of economics, and explains all
areas of the syllabus fully. Key terms are identified throughout,
and understanding key economic terms is vital for passing the C04
exam. The Study Text also stresses the differences between economic
costs and accounting costs, which candidates need to appreciate
early in their studies. Diagrams are very important in economics,
and the Study Text provides an extensive range of diagrams which
help demonstrate the fundamental importance of the interaction of
supply and demand throughout all aspects of the economics
syllabus.
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Practice and Revision Kit
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Price: £17 (Printed text)
£10.20
(eBook - 15% print allowance)
ISBN: 9780751780765 (Printed Text)
9780751783025 (eBook)
Suitable for: students have the option to take
assessments under this syllabus until at least May 2012
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Description: The C04 assessment candidates sit
contains 75 objective test questions. BPP's Practice and Revision
Kit contains over 600 objective test questions, with worked
answers. The Practice and Revision Kit includes two full mock
assessments. The questions in the Practice and Revision Kit are
designed to reflect the style of the real assessment, and cover the
whole syllabus. The questions are split into chapters to match the
Study Text, meaning that you can tailor your question practice to
specific areas of the syllabus as you work through them in the
Study Text.
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Passcards
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Price: £10 (Printed Text)
£6 (eBook -
15% print allowance)
ISBN: 9780751780864 (Printed Text)
9780751787832 (eBook)
Suitable for: students have the option to take
assessments under this syllabus until at least May 2012
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Description: The Passcards reflect the
structure and content of the Study Text very closely, and are split
into the chapters as the Study Text. They summarise key economic
ideas, and use a range of visual cues to aid recollection of them.
While candidates will not be required to draw any diagrams in their
assessments, it is essential that they understand the diagrams
which demonstrate fundamental economic principles. BPP's Passcards
provide you with a convenient summary of these diagrams,
accompanied by key terms, definitions, and the advantages and
disadvantages of different economic models which can easily be
examined through objective test questions.
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i-Learn CD ROM*
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Price: £40
ISBN: 9780751780963
Suitable for: students have the option to take
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Description: The C04 interactive i- Learn takes
a fresh look at topics covered in the text to reinforce
understanding of key areas of the syllabus. The i-Learn is broken
down into six modules, structured in a way that complements
the Study Text. The first three modules look at microeconomics:
goals and decisions of organisations; the price mechanism (supply
and demand); and market types, behaviours and regulation. The
fourth module provides a review of the financial system. The final
two modules cover macroeconomics: national income and economic
policies; and international trade and globalisation. Short
questions are included throughout the modules to test understanding
and build confidence.
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i-Pass CD ROM*
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Price: £30
ISBN: 9780751780819
Suitable for: students have the option to
take assessments under this syllabus until at least May
2012
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MCQ Cards (Certificate only)
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Price: £10
ISBN: 9780751780918
Suitable for: students have the option to take
assessments under this syllabus until at least May 2012
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Description: The Multiple Choice Question Cards
are an excellent aid to revision, which can be used on occasions
that would otherwise represent idle time, such as the daily
commute. They contain 100 objective test questions, with the
distribution of questions reflecting the weighting of the syllabus.
There are 20 questions on 'The goals and decisions of
organisations'; 30 on 'The market system and the competitive
process'; 20 on 'The financial system'; and 30 on 'The
macroeconomic context of business'. The questions are structured to
follow the Study Text chapters so candidates can either use them to
test one area of the syllabus at a time, or else select questions
at random.
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BPP Combined Package
Price: £221.00
Suitable for: students have the option to take
assessments under this syllabus until at least May 2012
Description: The BPP Learning Media 'Combined
Package' is designed for the combination of study and
revision. It contains the BPP Study Text, Practice and
Revision Kit, Passcards, i-Learn, i-Pass, MCQ
Cards and Course Notes. We think this is a great suite of
materials – but we believe you would get even more from the Course
Notes by attending a BPP Professional Education Taught Course. Or
why not use the Study Text and i-Learn as part of a BPP
Professional Education 'Home Study PLUS' distance learning
course?
To take advantage of this offer, please call our Customer
Services Department on 0845 075 1100 or +44 (0) 20 8740 2211 if
calling from overseas.
*BPP i-Pass/i-Learn is designed to run on a
PC running Microsoft Windows (any version from Windows 98 and
above). i-Pass/i-Learn software is not supported on Apple Macintosh
computers however it will run on a Windows Bootcamp partition or
VM.
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Paper C04 'Fundamentals of Business Economics' introduces the
basic economic and financial concepts which management accountants
need to know for their roles. It looks at the way individual
organisations decide how to allocate resources (microeconomics) as
well as looking at overall economic activity and economic policies
(macroeconomics). Organisations and economies both need finance,
and the syllabus reflects this by looking at the role of financial
institutions and markets in providing finance.
The syllabus is split into four areas:
- The goals and decisions of organisations
- The market system and the competitive process
- The financial system
- The macroeconomic context of business