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Horse-Fiddle Ensemble collaborates with opera singers

The Horse-Fiddle Ensemble is preparing for their “Morin Khuur and Grand opera” concert. The artists will play classic melodies and sing classic opera arias. Honored artist S.Munguntsetseg will sing “Tuvedraichel” amore in terra aria’ from the opera “Trubadur”, U.Uyanga will sing “The Fairy Queen in Gilbert” from “The Magic Flute” opera and “Madame Butterfly” from the opera “ChioChio San”.

D.Demberel wants focus on citizen’s issues during Fall Session

The Council of the Speaker of the Parliament gathered on March 27^th and organized what will

discussed in the 2012 Fall Plenary Session. D.Demberel delegated responsibilities and coordinated duties amongst the Standing Committee Chairman and Parliamentary group leaders to perform the fall plenary session arrangements.

He urged members to focus the 2012 Fall Plenary Session summarizing the issues that have been summitted by citizens and voters during the MP’s visit to the provinces.

Mongolian political structure

Communists gained control of the Mongolian government in 1921, the Communist party became Mongolia’s only political party. In 1990 Mongolia adopted a democratic multiparty system of government. The Communist party broke up, and  new parties were formed. In 1992, after much debate, a radical new constitution was enacted. The new parliament is known as the Great Hural and has a total of 76 seats. The president serves a four year term and must be at least 45 years of age. The first president was Ochirbat. The president is the head of the armed forces and nominates the Prime Minister, who carries out the day to day operations of government. The 76 members of the Great Hural makes decisions regarding domestic and foreign affairs.

Mongolia is a democratic country with multiparty system. The main political parties are the Mongolian People’s party, the Democratic Party, and the Mongolian People’s Republican party

The Great Hural and President are elected by the general public for four years. During the public vote the political parties compete to win the most seats in the Great Hural.

Economics

Understanding individual markets: demand and supply

A market  is any institution or arrangement which brings buyers and sellers of some product of service together.

Demand refers to a schedule which summarizes the willingness of buyers to purchase a given product during a specific time period at each of the various prices at which it might be sold. According to the law of demand, consumers will ordinarily buy more of a product at a low price than they will at a high price. Therefore, other things being equal, the relationship between price and quantity demanded is negative or inverse and demand graphs as a down sloping curve.

Supply is a schedule showing the amounts of a product which producers would be willing to offer in the market during a given time period at each possible price at which the commodity might be sold. The law of supply says that, other things being equal, producers will offer more of a product at a high price than they will at a low price. As a result, the relationship between price and quantity supplied is a direct one, and the supply curve is upsloping.