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What conditions allow a firm to sell the same product at different prices?

Price discrimination is the sale of identical goods or services transacted at different prices from the same provider. It can only be a feature of a monopolistic market in which market power can be exerci...

Answered by Lara R. Economics tutor
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What is the Philips Curve?

Philips Curve shows the inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment. So as unemployment decreases inflation rises.

This is because when unemployment is low, firms have to increase wage...

Answered by Kalpana L. Economics tutor
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What is the difference between the short run and long run?

The short run and long run is not determined by a set period of time, but rather by which factors of production are fixed. In the short run, at least one factor of output is fixed. Whereas in the long run...

Answered by Zoe C. Economics tutor
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How do barriers to entry help monopolies maintain power?

A monopoly is a firm with a majority market share in a particular industry. Barriers to entry are things that stop potential new entrants from entering the market, thus keeping competition in monopolistic...

Answered by Navjyot D. Economics tutor
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What kind of effect would a national minimum wage have, is it positive or negative ?

A national minimum wage sets the minimum hourly wage rate that is acceptable by law. It is needed for a variety of reasons.

It has several advantages including reducing poverty and reducing gap bet...

Answered by Obianuju O. Economics tutor
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