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Analyse the impact that an increase in interest rates would have on employment in the UK.

Interest rates have been relatively low in the UK since the financial crisis in 2008 but have lately been on the rise as the Bank of England recently increased the base rate from 0.5% to 0.75%. One impact...

Answered by Laura G. Economics tutor
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Explain how a government can use fiscal policy to help an economy recover from a recession.

Fiscal policy is the use of government spending and taxation to control the levels of aggregate demand and aggregate supply in an economy.When an economy is recovering from a recession, the real rate of G...

Answered by Oliver M. Economics tutor
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Evaluate whether globalisation must benefit everybody.

Here is how I would set out an answer for this question:Define the term globalisation, and the word everybody (put it into economic terms, e.g. individuals, large/small firms, developed/developing countri...

Answered by Shivay S. Economics tutor
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How does an Expansionary Fiscal Policy affect the Real GDP of an Economy?

Expansionary fiscal policy is usually financed by increased government borrowing – and selling bonds to the private sector.Keynes advocated expansionary fiscal policy should be used during a recession – w...

Answered by Ben J. Economics tutor
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What is the difference between absolute and comparative advantage?

A country is said to have absolute advantage (in the production of a good) over another country if it is able to produce a greater quantity of a good (using the same amount of resources) than the other co...

Answered by Rohan B. Economics tutor
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