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What is inflation

Inflation is the persistent increase in price of goods and services in the economy from one time period to the next. 

So take a chocolate bar which cost you £1 last year, now costs you £1.10. The i...

Answered by Varad H. Economics tutor
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Explain why average costs of a business may fall as it experiences growth.

A business may grow and experience lower average costs. This is due to economies of scale, which indicates that rising output results in lower costs. There are many types of economies of scale and it is i...

Answered by Gleb P. Economics tutor
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Why does the basic problem of choice arise?

A detailed answer to this question would start by defining and explaining the economic term - scarcity and establishing the relationship between our infinite needs and wants and finite resources. This wou...

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How can the UK government use fiscal policy to target inflation levels in the economy?

Fiscal policy is the adjustment of government spending and taxation to manipulate macroeconomic objectives, such as inflation. For example, if inflation is above the 2% (+/-1%) target set out by the Monet...

Answered by Daniel M. Economics tutor
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Explain what a balance of trade deficit is

This question simply requires knowledge of a definition but can be quite technical and requires the correct terminology. Specifically this is when the overall value of exports is less than the overall val...

Answered by Max O. Economics tutor
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