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What is the difference between the terms elastic and inelastic and how do they relate to demand?

Price Elasticity of demand relates to how responsive consumers are in response to a change in the price of any given good or service. You can calculate price elasticity through the formula: Price elastici...

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Define opportunity cost

Opportunity cost is the next best alternative forgone when a choice is made. If one had a choice of buying product A and product B, the opportunity cost of buying product A is product B.

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What is the enterprise value of a company?

The enterprise value of a company is the total value of a company to all its financial stakeholders - debt and equity holders alike. It takes into account the entire value of a company by including the ma...

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Explain why the demand for food is relatively price inelastic.

A good that is relatively price inelastic is one whose demand will not change much as a result of a change in its price level.Food is a necessity good and therefore consumers will continu...

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The Government would like to improve the well-being of the population by encouraging people to adopt a healthy diet. Using your knowledge of both traditional economic theory and behavioural economics, assess alternative policies that the Government might

(Intro) Definitions of behavioural and traditional and distinctions. (PARA 1)A governmental approach would involve the use of pricing and quantities to encourage more consumption of healthier goods, they ...

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