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Explain the difference between Long Run Total Costs and Short Run Total costs

In the short run at least one of the factors of production (Land, Labor, Capital and Enterprise) is fixed. Due to this there are short run fixed costs relating from the fixed factors of production. In Eco...

Answered by Michael C. Economics tutor
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Why is a perfectly competitive market always in break-even state in the Long Run?

I would firstly begin through making a reference to the assumptions of a perfectly competitive market and explaining how these assumptions help in deriving the graph. For instance, the fact that goods are...

Answered by Umang S. Economics tutor
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What does consumer surplus mean?

Consumer surplus can be thought of as the feeling of getting a really good deal or a bargain. It happens when you would have been willing to pay an amount for something but the price was actually lower. W...

Answered by Georgia B. Economics tutor
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How would an increase in interest rates impact aggregate demand

An increase in interest rates would impact aggregate demand (AD) by impacting consumer spending, business investments and exports-imports. When interest rates rise borrowing becomes more expensive and sav...

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What would happen to the price and quantity of a good if the government imposed a subsidy?

This would be a perfect opportunity to use a diagram to demonstrate how with the imposition of a subsidy, the supply curve will shift to the right to show the fact that more firms can now sell the product...

Answered by Mihir J. Economics tutor
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