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Why does the supply or demand curve not shift when the price changes?

 Shifts in the supply and demand curves are only caused by changes other than price changes. 

Price changes only cause a movement along the demand or supply curve. This is because at higher price l...

Answered by Dina H. Economics tutor
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Explain why the marginal cost curve intersects the average cost curve at its minimum point?

Marginal cost (MC) is the extra cost incurred when one extra unit of output is produced. Average product (AC) is the total cost per unit of output. When the MC is smaller the AC, the AC decreases. This is...

Answered by Diveena N. Economics tutor
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What is a key constraint to economic growth and development for developing countries? Explain how so.

One crucial constraint to economic growth and development in developing countries may be human capital inadequacy. For example, only 2.3% of India's population is classified as skilled, with only 44% of t...

Answered by Ridhi T. Economics tutor
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Explain how a public good is different to a private good.

A public good has two characteristics that separate it from being a private good; non-rivalry and non-excludability. Non-rivalry means that your consumption of that good does not reduce the amount that an...

Answered by Gwyn P. Economics tutor
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How can I improve my "chain of reasoning" when explaining answers so I can achieve full marks for analysis (KAA)?

Producing a "chain of reasoning" in your answers is one of the more difficult requirements of the A level Economics syllabus. It is important when explaining your answers that you make clear and...

Answered by Tom W. Economics tutor
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