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Economics Dissertations

Click the relevant link to open a synopsis of our Economics dissertations. All dissertations are made available at the fixed price of £55, which represents outstanding value for money!

Type Title / Subject
BA "Economic Deflation Concerns in the United Kingdom"
BA "Does the Merger of an Investment Bank and a Commercial Bank Create Value?"
BA "Random Matrix Theory and the Analysis Of Financial Markets"
MSc "Analysis of Stock Market From An Investment Mechanism Perspective"
BSc "Analysing the Components of the Gender Pay Gap in the UK - What are the Main Components of the Gender Pay Gap, and to What Extent do they Contribute to this Inequality?"
BSc "Analysis Into The Relationship Between Stock Price And Market Efficiencies"
MSc "Global Energy Security Order: Deconstructing The Security Debate"
MSc "Modeling Money Demand Specification For Canada: An In Depth Analysis"
BSc "Analysis Into Macroeconomic Factors Affecting Exchange Rates"
BSc "Spillover Effect Of Foreign Direct Investment On Financial Services: Does FDI Promote Local Financial Development In India?"
BA "Important Factors That Influence Mortgage Lending, And the Level Of Significance Each One Has"
BSc "The Determinants Of Bank Performance In China"
MSc "Investigating the Impact of Capital Account Liberalization and Growth: Evidence from Three Indicators"



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Finance & Accounting Dissertations

Click the relevant link to open a synopsis of our Finance and Accounting dissertations. All dissertations are made available at the fixed price of £55, which represents outstanding value for money!

Type Title / Subject
MSc "Comparative Analysis Into CSR Across National Boundaries"
MSc "Comparative Analysis Of Environmental Risk Disclosure In German and UK Companies"
MA "A Study of Online Price Dispersion in the Digital Camera Market: Evidence from a US and UK Price Comparison Site"
BA "Effectiveness of Strategic Planning and Its Impact on Organisational Performance"
BA "The Importance of Performance Management in Public Sector Organisations in Comparison to Private Sector: An Analysis of the NHS"
BSc "Econometric Analysis Of House Prices And Mortgage Rates: Focusing On The UK Housing Market"
MSc "Conflicting Theories Of Capital Market Efficiency: A Reassessment Of The Evidential Corpora"
BSc "The Relationship Between Bidder And Target CEO Compensation And Financial Performance: A Case Study Of The 2004 Merger Between JPMorgan And Bank One"
BA "To What Extent Does The Country Of Production Dictate The Pricing Strategy Employed By A Small Wine Company When Selling To The UK Market?"
MSc "An Assessment Of Risk Management In Banking"
BA "Were The Concerns & Anxieties Expressed Prior To The Implementation Of IFRS Justified In The UK?"
BA "A Study of FTSE100 Companies’ Share Price Reactions to Earnings Announcements"
MBA "The Rivalry And Integration Strategies Of Global Stock Exchanges"
BA "Location Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment in Real Estate"
BA "Did Structured Finance Contribute To The Sub-Prime Mortgage Crisis In The U.S.?"
BA "The Impact Of Asset Allocation Between Stocks And Bonds On The Portfolio Performance"
BA "A Cross Boarder Analysis Into Credit Scoring"
BA "Credit Risk Regulation: Do UK Banks Comply With Basel II?"
BA "Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Disclosure in the Oil and Gas Sector"
BA "An Evaluation of the Northern Rock Failure 2007-2008"
MBA "Future Of Securitisation, Is Securitisation History? Its Impact And Influence On The Banking Sector"
BA "The Prospectus Directive – Chosen Aspects of the Impact of European Regulation on the Public Regulated Markets of Poland and the United Kingdom"
MA "A Financial Analysis into Relationships between Emerging Asian Markets: An Empirical Study"

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