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About: Andrew McCarthy

Full Name: Andrew McCarthy
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Details: Andrew teaches IB Economics and IB Business Management at the International School of Singapore. He has previously taught in Wellington, New Zealand and graduated from Victoria University of Wellington.

Posts by Andrew McCarthy:

11 Mar 2010 Helping Singapore become an advanced economy
02 Mar 2010 A link between Keynes and Japan Airlines…
06 Feb 2010 Introduction to Development – exploring prezi
24 Jan 2010 Day Zero in Haiti
17 Nov 2009 An introduction to consumption externalities from a Singapore perceptive
06 Nov 2009 Russians and their love affair with vodka
11 Sep 2009 A Customs Union in Africa
29 May 2009 Being discriminated in Singapore…
28 Apr 2009 The Kiwifruit industry
17 Apr 2009 The potency of government spending and taxation.

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