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What is the difference between the short run and long run?

The short run and long run is not determined by a set period of time, but rather by which factors of production are fixed. In the short run, at least one factor of output is fixed. Whereas in the long run...

Answered by Zoe C. Economics tutor
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Explain how interest rates could be used to stimulate a rise in inflation.

Interest rates, which represent the cost of borrowing money and the returns from saving it, are used by central banks to control the level of inflation. If the central bank wants to increase inflation, it...

Answered by Ben B. Economics tutor
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Analyse the effects on the UK economy of a recession in another economy with trade ties.

A recession is when an economy experiences negative growth in terms of GDP for two or more consecutive quarters. If an economy such as that of the US, a major trading partner, were to enter a recession it...

Answered by Luke J. Economics tutor
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What is price elasticity of demand and how does it affect equilibrium prices and quantities?

Price elasticity of demand is a measure of the relationship between the quantity demanded for a good and the price of that good. We are more concerned with the coefficient of the change and not the direct...

Answered by Josh M. Economics tutor
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How do barriers to entry help monopolies maintain power?

A monopoly is a firm with a majority market share in a particular industry. Barriers to entry are things that stop potential new entrants from entering the market, thus keeping competition in monopolistic...

Answered by Navjyot D. Economics tutor
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