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How is the market equilibrium determined?

Diagrammatically, this is where the demand and supply curves meet. The demand curve shows the quantity demanded by consumers at different prices, and the supply curve shows the quantity producers are w...

Answered by Jasmine K. Economics tutor
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What's the difference between direct and indirect taxation

Direct taxes are paid to the government straight from the individual or group taxpayer. E.g income tax (comes straight from the individuals' income) or corporation tax (comes straight ...

Answered by Colm M. Economics tutor
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How should I write the definitions of the different elasticities in an exam?

The first thing you should do is determine which elasticity you are being asked.

There are four different types of elasticities:

1. PED = Pri...

Answered by Naana O. Economics tutor
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Explain two benefits to the government that falling unemployment provides.

  1. There will be less unemployment benefits paid out by the government allowing them to spend this money elsewhere, such as improving infrastructure.
    2. Less people unemployed means the government...
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Discuss the effectiveness of a change in the exchange rate in order to correct a trade deficit.

Intro:

Define trade deficit: A trade deficit occurs when the value of a countries imports exceeds the value of a countries exports. 

Explain the effect of a change in the ex...

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