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Chapter 1 - Economies and Markets

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BhatiaI

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Hi Colin,

Just a very quick question, where in the SA5 learning portal can we access the "The World in 2015 Report" published by the Economist Intelligence.

Also, where can I access the "Country Reports" too?

Thanks and kind regards
Ishita
 
I have had a number of emails from students saying that it is hard to find some of these. The portal is maintained by the profession rather than us at ActEd, so I struggle to answer the question. If it is on the further reading list, it should be either available on the portal, or available from the library. The Profession quote the email address of the library on their website, and I suspect if you direct the query to them, they will either tell you where to find it, or send it from the library (possibly as scanned copy if you live a distance away!)
 
On the new IFoA website the learning portals are now listed as 'resources' under each subject:

Home » Studying » Plan my study route » Fellowship/Associateship » Specialist Applications Subjects » SA5 Finance

The links to the country reports are here, you will have to be logged in to the website to view them:

SA5 resources

For 'The World in...' limited print copies can be borrowed from the libraries by post or there is the facility to view selected articles online for free from the Economist direct
 
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