Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

this document is a detailed summary of anaemias that are essential for medical schools' finals.

A compilation of all the notes I made during the LICA101 module at Lancaster University. Includes everything I wrote during lectures and some additions from seminars. Does not include my answers to the workbook, or any essays or personal reflections that I submitted as coursework.

In depth notes covering competition in markets, strategic marketing then looks into B2B and consumer markets in detail

This document gives an in depth summary of the topic of vectors in multivariable calculus

Lecture notes explaining what a cartel is, the effect, the offense, etc. Complementary to W3 L1

Lecture notes covering: - The rule of reason doctrine - Vertical block exemptions ->Commission regulation (EU) 2022/720 - Cartels - what is a cartel? - examples of cartels - how to deter cartels - EU cartel Fines - CMA fines - The harm a cartel causes - other financial penalties - Cartel Offence, ss 188-189 Enterprise Act 2002 - The original cartel offense

Lecture notes covering various anti-trust issues such as: - Algorithmic pricing - The four requirements of Art 101(3) TFEU - Burden of proof in Art 101(3) - Vertical restraints - Selective distribution - Franchising -> All supported with several case studies!

This is one of the introductory lectures into anti-trust (or competition) law. It covers: - anti-trust prohibitions - Article 101 TFEU - Competition Act 1998 - UK Divergence from EU Law - Sherman Act 1890 - Explains Inter/intra band competition - Covers Unilateral acts or agreements - and contains various case study examples!

Lecture notes for: W1: what is competition law W2: Anti-competitive agreements W3: Ancillary restraints doctrine (vertical block exemptions, etc)

This is a concise and detailed summary of all the main types of blood cancers that students need to learn for their medical schools finals. Also, there are detailed investigations and management plans included for each cancer to have a better understanding of the topic. Always remember to follow the guidelines and ask for a senior doctor/ consultant review.

19 pages covering all 12 lectures on biodiversity and conservation. Covers things such as latitudinal gradients of species richness, drivers of biodiversity loss and using butterflies as indicators of environmental change. Definitions are highlighted throughout.