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What is the multiplier effect?

The mutliplier effect is how much does an intial injection affect GDP. So for example if the Government spent £1bn on transport projects and it increased GDP by £2bn then the mutliplier effect would be 2....

Answered by Callum M. Economics tutor
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How can you tell the difference between a positive and a normative statement?

A positive statement is a statement that can be supported or refuted by evidence. For example, 'VAT is rising' is a statement that can be proved by comparing the tax rate from previous ye...

Answered by Aarthi T. Economics tutor
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Evaluate whether higher government spending will always increase inflation.

Government spending is the total spending by government on all goods and services in a given period of time. Inflation is the sustained increase in the general price level over a given period of time. Hig...

Answered by Victor U. Economics tutor
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What are some common points I can use in 15 an 25 mark questions?

Government vs market failure,  when evaluating a paragraph you can simply fall back onto stating that the action brings the risk of government or market failure ( whichever is applicable)...

Answered by James L. Economics tutor
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How best to maximise marks in exams, for example in definitions or in 20 mark questions

For any question the you should first consult the mark schemes and ensure that you are understanding exactly what they are saying. For a definition question repition is key, making sure that you understan...

Answered by Alexander H. Economics tutor
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