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What is a simple definition of Keynes' sticky prices theory?

In a downturn, it is easy for households, and firms to reduce spending, but difficult for suppliers to reduce prices. A big input that drives this is wages. It is very ha...

Answered by Shivani S. Economics tutor
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Analyse how barrier to entry determine the degree of competition in the British transport market.

A barrier to entry is any complication or expense a firm might encounter when entering the transport market. There are many barriers to entry such as economies of scale being exploited by pre-existing fir...

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Should the fizzy drinks market be regulated or left to the free workings of the market?

This question is asking about the demerit good of fizzy drink consumption. this consumption leads to a negative externality (external cost to society) - this could be added cost to NHS from the increased ...

Answered by Matt B. Economics tutor
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Explain why, in a free market, sugary drinks may be overconsumed.

In the introduction I would define and explain, briefly, the key terms in the question. The main terms that I would focus on are market failure as the misallocation of resources in an economy; and explain...

Answered by Gev A. Economics tutor
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Explain the key characteristics of perfect competition

Perfect competition is a type of market structure. It is the market structure in which there is the highest amount of competition. Perfect competition is characterised by some key characteristics, which i...

Answered by Laura H. Economics tutor
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