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Notes available for the following studies at Oxford University (OX)
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Accounting 1
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ACCOUNTING NDA 1
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Any 4
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Biology 2
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BIOLOGY 2 1
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Bsc.electrical And Communication Engineering 2
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Business 19
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Business Management 2
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Computer Programming 11
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Data base management system notes 1
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Data structure and algorithm 1
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Department of chemistry 2
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Economics 2
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Engineering graphics 1
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ENGLISH MISC 1
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Global Strategic Management 1
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IS MISC 2
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LAW 1
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Mathematics 1
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MD 1
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Medical biochemistry 1
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Medical-surgical nursing 1
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Medicine 17
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MPOETC 1
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NURSING 5
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Oxford University 195
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Pharmacology 1
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Philosophy, Politics and Economics 87
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Physics 6
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Procurement in Project Environment 1
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PROGRAMMIN 1
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Psychology 1
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Study 1
Popular books Oxford University (OX)
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MICRO-FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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Micro Finance Institutions • • ISBN 9780815737643
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
INSURANCE COMPANIES
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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Financial Management of Insurance Companies • John J. Hampton• ISBN 9780814477816
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
MUTUAL FUNDS
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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Research Handbook on the Regulation of Mutual Funds • William A. Birdthistle, John Morley• ISBN 9781784715052
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
PENSION FUNDS/SCHEMES
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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Management and Regulation of Pension Schemes • Nicholas Morris• ISBN 9781351975155
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
NON BANK FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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The Development and Regulation of Non-bank Financial Institutions • Jeffrey Carmichael, Michael Pomerleano• ISBN 9780821348390
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
CONCEPT OF CREDIT AND THE CREDIT CREATION PROCESS BY COMMERCIAL BANKS
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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The Central Bank and the Financial System • Charles Albert Eric Goodhart, Professor of Banking and Finance Charles Goodhart• ISBN 9780262071673
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
The banking system summary
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Oxford University•Introduction to banking and financial services
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Introduction to banking and financial institutions• By ProfDavi
Rights are contract-based theories and are the consequences of our actions.Historically, humans have set the guidelines defined by the communities and groups that they belonged to. These guidelines later became rights or the values that keep society fair, just and equal. 
They protect all of us. 
Although the definition of rights is debatable, it can be formally defined as anything legal, social, ethically privileged, or entitled to do as a citizen, individual, or human being.John Locke (Pronunc...
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Oxford University•Practical Ethics
When it comes to ethical theories, we view our decision to be good, or just, based on two factors, namely, 
a. Action, and 
b. Result 
When ethics is implied in decisions that determine actions, the ethical approach follows the non-consequentialist theory. This ethical approach focuses on the decision-making process rather than the consequence of the decision or the outcome. 
Here, the decision-making is taken as a form of obligation or duty. And, the followers of this approach are known as non-...
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Oxford University•Practical Ethics
Ethics comes from the Greek word ethos, which means customs, behaviours or habits. 
Therefore, ethics simply is the study of what it means to do the right thing. Moreover, it is a major branch of philosophy that deals with having the right behaviour and leading a good life.
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Oxford University•Ethics