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What are two potential macroeconomic effects of a rise in interest rate? (8)

Firstly, a rise in interest rate could negatively impact investment within an economy. This is because the interest rate would increase the cost of borrowing and thus deter firms from taking out loans to ...

Answered by Rhys E. Economics tutor
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Why does lowering interest rates boost aggregate demand?

Lowering interest rates boosts aggregate demand through a process known as the transmission mechanism. We can make this easier to understand by splitting AD into its component parts and examining each one...

Answered by Joshua E. Economics tutor
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Define what a Demerit Good is and explain why they are often over-consumed in the free market.

Demerit goods are goods that cause negative externalities, which are external costs imposed upon a third party that was not involved in the economic transaction. Consumers may be unaware of the long term ...

Answered by Ravi S. Economics tutor
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Why does the marginal cost curve cross the average cost curve at its lowest point?

Marginal cost curve shows the cost to produce an extra unit of output at all output levels.
The average cost curve shows the total cost divided by the output quantity at all output levels.
If th...

Answered by Kun Chung Thomas L. Economics tutor
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Describe a positive externality

A positive externality is a good or service which benefits a 3rd party when it is consumed or produced. One example of a positive externality in production is passersby enjoying the smell of a coffee shop...

Answered by Chris H. Economics tutor
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