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Economics
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What is an inferior good

An inferior good is a good whose demand decreases when consumer income rises. This means that if a person suddenly has more money to spend (perhaps because they got a raise), they will start to buy less o...

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What are the potential disadvantages of Trades Unions?

1. Creates UnemploymentIf labour markets are competitive, and trade unions are successful in pushing for higher wages, it can cause disequilibrium unemployment. Union members can benefit ...

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Company A has demand function q=2p+5, and supply function q=10p. What is equilibrium price and quantity

P=5/8Q=25/4

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In an economy consumption=50, investment=60, government spending=160, imports=60 and exports=40. What is the aggregate demand of the economy

250

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What will happen to the UK economy if investment increases?

First we will define the key term, investment, as private companies purchasing capital- where capital is goods used for the production of goods in the future, as opposed to consumption today; for example,...

Answered by Sasha A. Economics tutor
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