case study on economic event
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A series of case studies have been produced, covering a range of cultural and sport events across the UK. These case studies provide information on the economic impact of each event and a breakdown of the statistics that contributed to the impact (e.g. attendance figures, local visitors, day visitors, commercial/non-commercial stayers, number of days attended, average bed nights, average daily spend and average accommodation spend). The statistics detailed in the case studies match the fields that are required in the event IMPACTS economic calculator and can be used by event organizers to help with using the economic calculator.
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The case study explains the need for social entrepreneurship while remaining in the premise of mainstream economics. A detailed discussion is carried out on the vulnerabilities of economic policy making that has led to some of the new initiatives at Harvard Business School to promote such pedagogy practices at Business Schools that may eventually influence national and international policy making to the benefit of the society and not only the economies of developed and developing countries. Two brief cases are presented. First one takes evolution of HBS course at a Pakistani university to develop superior pedagogy for student learning towards social entrepreneurship. The other case maps the journey of bilateral relationships between China and Pakistan from Free trade agreement to CPEC as a matter of national policy to evaluate local business risks and potentials.
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