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What are minimum prices and what are the effects of minimum prices?

Minimum prices or price floors are the minimum legally allowed prices for a good set by the govenement. They are established for the benefit of producers/suppliers of essential goods such as wheat and mil...

Answered by Kimberley C. Economics tutor
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I have revised all the content for Economics but my essays are not reaching the top level, what can I do to ensure I get the highest marks?

The most important feature in an A level economics essay is evaluation. This is a common mistake amongst many A level students- an economics essay should not simply be a regurgitated knowledge but rather ...

Answered by Ria T. Economics tutor
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What effect would a depreciation of the pound have on the UK economy?

One effect of the pound effectively becoming chepaer is that UK exports will increase. UK goods and services, relative to other countries, will appear less expenisve following the depreciation, duly incre...

Answered by Benedict H. Economics tutor
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Explain why an increase in exports leads to economics growth

Exports are goods proucded domestically. If there is an increase in exports, more workers are employed to meet the demand for exports, leading to a fall in unemployment in the export sector. Moreover expo...

Answered by Hysam A. Economics tutor
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State the key assumptions and characteristics of a competitive market and outline the difference between the short-run and the long-run.

Perfect competition is a market structure defined by several key assumptions: a large number of firms, identical (homogenous) products, no barriers to entry (free entry and exit), perfect information and ...

Answered by Jan Niklas F. Economics tutor
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