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Work out the price elasticity of demand of Coca Cola when the demand rises from 1 million to 2 million following a price decrease of £1.50 to £1.35. Is this price elastic or price inelastic?

Price elasticity of demand = % change in quantity demanded / % change in price
PED = ((2m - 1m)/1m x100) / ((1.35-1.5)/1.5 x100)
PED = 100/-10PED= -10
it is price elastic since PED < -...

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Explain the difference between expansionary and contractionary fiscal policies

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Explain two possible government responses to the abuse of monopoly power.

Monopoly power refers to the ability of a firm to set prices. Legislation is a form to reduce monopoly power. Most countries have laws that try to promote competition by preventing collusion between oligo...

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What are the different assumptions of a perfectly competitive market and a market with monopolistic competition?

The main characteristics of a perfectly competitive market include: (1) a very large number of small, price-taking firm; (2) a homogenous product is being sold; (3) there are no barriers to entry or exit;...

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What are the characteristics of a perfectly competitive market structure?

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