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What are the expected effects of a cut in income tax on the economy?

A cut in income tax will lead to a rise in income for consumers, as they are now paying less tax. This should lead to an increase in consumer spending, which boosts aggregate demand. An increase in aggreg...

Answered by Caitlin L. Economics tutor
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Discuss the view that nationalisation of the railway services in the UK would be beneficial for consumers.

[This is an exam style essay question, with the response being just one paragraph of multiple the student would have to write]One significant advantage to UK consumers of nationalising railway services co...

Answered by James C. Economics tutor
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Choose an example of a negative externality and explain one policy which may help to solve it.

Smoking, specifically tobacco, is an example of a negative externality in that it harms negatively those outside of the original transaction. For example, a person walking down a high street inhaling seco...

Answered by Sam B. Economics tutor
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Explain two causes of price inflation

One cause of inflation is due to the wage rate increasing at a faster rate than output. The cost of production for firms increases and to maintain profits they are likely to raise prices. When the prices ...

Answered by Siddarth N. Economics tutor
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What is a negative externality and how can it be corrected?

A negative externality is a type of market failure that occurs when the consumption or production of a good has an external cost on a third party that is not involved in the transaction. This external cos...

Answered by Matthew L. Economics tutor
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