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Economics
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What is the profit maximising condition? (Hard A-Level question for full marks)

With an understanding of total revenue and total variable cost curves, the marginal revenue (revenue gained form each one-unit increase in production) and marginal cost (cost incurred from each one-unit i...

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How can an increase in government spending affect the economy?

Government spending (G) is a component of aggregate demand. The aggregate demand (AD) equation is Y = C + I + G + NX. It measures the total demand for goods and services in the economy. Using a diagram w...

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Discuss the possible impact of supermarket monopsony power on both food suppliers and consumers?

One possible impact of supermarket monopsony power on suppliers is it will decrease their profits, possibly driving them out of the industry. A monopsony can be defined as when there is only one buyer in ...

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What is a demand curve?

A demand curve is an economic model that is used to illustrate the demand that consumers have for a certain good at different prices. The two axes are price of the good on the y-axis and quantity demanded...

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Please discuss the objectives of macroeconomic policy.

There are five main macroeconomic objectives: economic growth, low inflation, low unemployment, balance of payments equilibrium and income equality. Governments want the sustainable economic growth. This ...

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