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Explain the difference between marginal returns to factor and returns to scale?


The short-run is defined as the period during which one cannot vary at least one of the factors of production, i.e. at least one factor of production is fixed. The long-run is defined as the period during...

Answered by Julia S. Economics tutor
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Explain the concept of price elasticity of demand? How does one calculate it? What is the relationship between price elasticity of demand and firms’ total revenue?

Price elasticity of demand (PED) is a measure of the responsiveness of demand for a product after a change in that product’s price. It is calculated with the following formula: PED = %change in quantity d...

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What is the crowding out effect and what does it mean for how effective fiscal policy is?

the crowding out effect refers to the possible effect that a government deficit-financed fiscal policy may have on real interest faced by the private sector. Its effect is a reduction in the desired effec...

Answered by Caterina C. Economics tutor
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Explain how a change in one of the determinants of supply could lead to a decrease in the price of rice.

Supply is the quantity of a certain product that a producer is willing and able to supply into a market at a given price, in a given time period. Consider the market for rice: an abnormally fruitful harve...

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What is a negative externality and how can you address them?

An externality is a benefit or a cost borne by a third party when producing or consuming a good. Hence there can be negative and positive externalities of production and consumption. E.g. Cigarettes have ...

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