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Do the benefits of protectionist trade policies outweigh the costs?

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What is the difference between static and dynamic efficiency?

Static efficiency describes the level of efficiency at a certain point in time. This, therefore, describes both allocative and productive efficiency. A firm is productively efficient if they are at their ...

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Why does a rise in interest rates lead to a fall in inflation?

A rise in interest rates increases the cost of borrowing and increases the reward for saving. This means that there is a double effect, people are disincentivised to borrow money and spend it, as well as ...

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Explain the effect on economic growth if a government increases income tax (ceteris paribus).

An increase in taxation reflects tighter fiscal policy, reducing the take home pay of those employed. This will reduce the amount of income that households are willing to spend on goods and services in th...

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"What are the causes of an appreciation (outward shift of demand) for a floating exchange rate?"

  1. Increase in incomes abroad: Increased incomes abroad increases their MPM. This increases demand for UK exports and thus demadn for the pound shifts. 2. A relative rise in UK interest rates: As UK I...
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