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What is the deadweight loss of a tax and how do I calculate it?

We have inverse aggregate supply and demand curve and our product is sold at the market equilibrium price. We know that a demand curve is downward sloping, that means there will be less goods demanded at ...

Answered by Jona A. Economics tutor
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Are living standards always lower in developing countries than developed countries?

Again, structure is really important here.
Looking at why they might be lower:GDP per capitaInfluence of population growth Dependency ratios Life expectancySector employment (developing countries hav...

Answered by Lottie W. Economics tutor
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What is the effect of reducing interest rates on a currency’s exchange rate?

‘Interest rates’ refer to the return on savings and cost of borrowing in a country. If interest rates were to fall in a country, such as the UK, it would become less profitable to save money there. This m...

Answered by Owen M. Economics tutor
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Record numbers of visitors to the Olympic Games want accomodation in the host city. Explain the effects that this will have on the market for rental properties.

Before starting, it is important to note that the property market is different to other markets as building new houses/flats takes time, so the supply of accomodation cannot be increased quickly. Therefor...

Answered by Nisa H. Economics tutor
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What makes the Production Possibility Frontier shift to the right?

The production possibility frontier is the reflection of the maximum productive potential of an economy. Any point on the curve shows a combination of two goods that an economy can produce given that all ...

Answered by Vasiliki T. Economics tutor
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