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Andreas Moser
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Expertise
Specialization in Development and Economics, Political Economics, Philosophy of Economics, and Law & Economics.
Experience in the area
Currently studying Development & Economics at LSE in London. I am writing about Economics, especially in connection with Politics, Law and Philosophy. Business experience as owner of a law firm and several years on the board of an international corporation.
Publications
Articles about economics, law, politics ad philosophy on www.andreasmoser.wordpress.com
Education/Credentials
2000: Law Degree, University of Regensburg, Germany 2010: BSc Development & Economics, London School of Economics, UK (ongoing) 2010: MA Philosophy, Open University, UK (ongoing)
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| sterling | 02/14/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you. I've found the answer I ..... |
| Michael | 01/31/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Kenneth | 06/13/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for the reply! |
| Kenneth | 05/25/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for the informative reply and answer! |
Recent Answers from Andreas Moser
2012-02-11 Differences in cost of living:
This is due to mainly two reasons: 1. The cost of production is higher because rents, transportation and wages are higher. 2. Incomes are higher on average as well, so people can afford to spend
2012-01-28 unemployment rate:
Hello Amanda, your confusion is perfectly understandable - and legitimate. It stems from the misuse of saying "unemployment rose by 1%" or "unemployment fell by "2% opposed to last year" when the
2012-01-24 Selling/dumping US debt by China?:
Hello Michael, China (and others) holds US debt by having purchased US Treasury bonds, i.e. by having given the US Treasury a loan in exchange of the promise to be repaid in e.g. 30 years and by annual
2011-09-04 Economics:
Yes, it is. Economics is a broad subject which touches many other areas of social science. You can get a good overview over its diversity by reading the posts on my blog that relate to economics: http://andreasmoser
2011-08-05 social effects of unemployment:
Hello Zinhle, very interesting question! I think it depends a lot on the specific person, what stage in life he is in and what proportion of people in society are unemployed. On the positive side
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