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Economics
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Why are monopolies dynamically efficient?

Monopolies generate economic profit and are therefore better able to invest in research & development which may improve their productive effiency, making them more dynamically efficient over time. 

Answered by Zaynah A. Economics tutor
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What is a Pigouvian Tax?

In the dynamics of a certain market, it would be externalities as a consequence of the normal operation of buying and selling of this market. An externality happens when a third-party (not involved in the...

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In February 2013, the proposed takeover by Barr of Britvic was referred to the Competition Commission for investigation. There were likely to have been concerns that the takeover would lead to...

(Barr and Britvic are two of the three largest soft drink firms in the UK.)

economies of scale

B an increase in consumer surplus

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How can changes in the interest rate affect aggregate demand?

A reduction in the interest rate will increase the incentive for consumers to spend money. This increases consumption which increases aggregate demand.

An increase in the interest rate wi...

Answered by Parth P. Economics tutor
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Describe the long run aggregate supply curve.

Initially the curve is perfectly elastic. This means without raising the price level, output can increase. Output then becomes increasisngly less responsive to changes in the price level until the curv...

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