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What relationship does Phillips curve show us?

Bill Phillips was an economist from New Zealand who spotted that when employment levels are high, wages rise faster, therefore people start spending more money, therefore, boosting aggregate demand. This ...

Answered by Simeon P. Economics tutor
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What would be effect on the price of oil due to an increase in cars used in the UK

using supply & demand diagram, show that the price of oil will rise due to an increased demand for oil. ceterus paribus assumption being made. can discuss other factors that may or may not make this e...

Answered by Olasubomi A. Economics tutor
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I am not convinced of the inter-related nature of the economy. How could increased productivity in Europe impact upon British house prices?

One of the most exciting parts of the Economics course is discovering the way in which various things that you will study interrelate. If European productivity were to increase, then the unit price of the...

Answered by Luke S. Economics tutor
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Evaluate whether growing market concentration and monopoly power is necessarily undesirable.

Discussion of monopolies should be based around the motivations of monopolies and whether such desires of those elites in the industry in question benefit or degrade society as a whole. 

A monopoly...

Answered by Joshua S. 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...

Answered by Julia Z. Economics tutor
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