In this economy, the only way they can increase spending is to increase the income that requires me to be more productive and do more effort, increasing production is the way to grow, and since becoming agreements entered for someone else’s economy grew every time where the person more productive, and in order to buy something you can not be saved, then you need more to spend than you get to do this, and you need to borrow from your future, to do so you work to allocate time in the future to spend less than you get now to be able to repay, increase income allows for increased borrowing, which allows increase spending, and when spending a person this leads to a further increase in borrowing and thus, this model selfـmove and lead to economic growth and that is why there are economic cycles.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course of training in the work mechanism and movement of the economic cycle and how to guide it according to the curriculum developed by the British Academy.

The target group of attending a course of training in the mechanism of work and movement of economic cycle and how to guide:

• Students of economics and business administration colleges.
• Interested in the stock market.
• Capitalists whishing to know about the course of the economic session.
• People with functional tasks that require a knowledge background in the movement of the economy.

How will participants benefit from attending a course of training in the mechanism of the work and movement of the economic cycle and how to guide them:

At the end of the course, the participants will know the following points”:

• Elements of the economic cycle.
• How governments cause the economic cycle.
• Causes of mass unemployment.
• Laws, human nature and regulations governing loans.
• Distinguish between longـterm loans and shortـterm loans.
• Effectively allocate resources to maximize the loan’s value.
• How to create economic growth through loans.

Academic content of the course:

• Concept of the economic cycle.
• The concept of economic growth and sustainability.
• Impact of loans and expenditure on the economic cycle.
• Recession and real and false recovery.
• Capital consumption.
• Cycle boom and bust.
• Total economy.