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Are there any minuses to economic growth?

Growth is typically considered great - improvement in GDP per capita, incomes and living standards. However, if asked in the exam, there is something for you to mention.

Firstly, consider...

Answered by Julia L. Economics tutor
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Evaluate the view that attempts by governments to eliminate market failure by intervening in markets for public goods and merits goods will inevitably lead to government failure.

This is a typical essay question taken from an AQA A2 Past Paper. In class, I encourage my students to draft essay plans to elaborate their arguments and develop their analytical thinking skills. Once ...

Answered by Daniel M. Economics tutor
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What are the ways to combat high inflation?

Demand pull inflation:

1. Contractionary monetary policy (Keynesian)

a. One positive: Economy moves closer to full employment level of output, central bank can adjust intere...

Answered by Toni P. Economics tutor
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How can I achieve a top grade?

Economics is all about models involving assumptions and diagrams. So whenever you're answering a question, you must identify the assumptions relating to it, draw a diagram illustrating your argument an...

Answered by Selma Y. Economics tutor
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Explain the main sources of monopoly power.

 - Barriers to entry, for example patents, restrict the number of competitors in a market. They may be deliberate, e.g. patents, or inherent in the good, e.g. water. Where they are inehrent, a 'natural...

Answered by Beth P. Economics tutor
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