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Explain the Prisoner's Dilemma

The Prisoner's Dilemma is an example of a game theoretical model. Game theory is a mathematical tool you can use to try to figure out what people might do in certain situations. In game theory terms, we c...

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Explain the two main causes of inflation

Demand-pull - This type of inflation is caused by a rise in aggregate demand in the economy. The components of aggregate demand are consumption, investment, government spending and net exports. A rise in ...

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Evaluate the likely microeconomic effects of government intervention in the UK housing market.

Impacts of the government building houses (direct provision):changing property prices (falling) not good for home owners. There may be a fall in the rental market from this.The purpose of this government ...

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Discuss‘looserfiscalpolicy’and‘supply-sidereforms’ that may be used by governments of Eurozone countries to increase economic growth.

Should always have A data point from the extract for each point making... (in this case the Data is not available) and you should take your points from the extract given.Firstly looser fiscal policy: fisc...

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Assume the market for Easter rabbits is currently at long term equilibrium. Assume Australia is the largest supplier of easter rabbits. A sudden explosion in the rabbit population of Australia leading up to Easter. How will the market react?

The positive supply shock for Easter rabbits will shift the supply curve outwards, while demand remains unchanged. In the short term the quantity of Easter rabbits bought will increase while the price for...

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