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Economics
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What does the Phillips curve show?

The Phillips curve shows the trade-off that must be made between inflation and unemployment . There is an inverse relationship between the two variables, with lower unemployment rates corresponding to hi...

Answered by Zara N. Economics tutor
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Explain why deflation may not always be a problem

Firstly, deflation can be defined as a persistent decrease in the general level of prices. An example would be Japan in the 1990's.There can be "good"deflation which occurs when Long Run Aggrega...

Answered by Samuel C. Economics tutor
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What is the impact of deflation?

Micro:firms lower revenue, lower profits, leave the market, shut-down point, supply falls. EVAL: supply falls offsets lower prices.lower wages as less spending means less derived demand for labour and so ...

Answered by Aparna A. Economics tutor
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Explain the key differences between a perfectly competitive market and of that of a monopoly.

Both models of the different ways markets can be defined are both ends of the spectrum of how markets operate.The key differences between perfectly competitive markets and monopolies are found in the diff...

Answered by Alia M. Economics tutor
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Why did productivity in the UK remained stagnant after 2007?

Up until 2007 productivity in the UK had been rising at a satisfactory level, however after that it remained stagnant until today. Evidence shows that if the UK’s pre-2007 trend had continued, productivit...

Answered by Vasiliki T. Economics tutor
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