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What is the definition of fiscal policy and what are the main differences between an expansionary fiscal policy and contractionary fiscal policy

Fiscal Policy is policy designed by the government in order to influence levels of government spending and taxation. In an expansionary fiscal policy the government will opt to increase government spend...

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Answered by Adam K. Economics tutor
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Explain two ways in which practising Ahimsa influences Hindus today

Many Hindus are vegetarians because they believe that non-violence applies to animals as well as humans.They also practice non-violence due to their belief in karma and that by harming others it will brin...

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What happens prior to and during mitosis?

Mitosis is the process in which a cell divides into two new cells. Cells contain DNA in the form of chromosomes as well as organelles such as ribosomes and mitochondria. Therefore if a cell is to divide i...

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Answered by James D. Biology tutor
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the line L goes through the points A (3,1) and B(4,-2). Find the equation for L.

First we need to consider what a straight line looks like:
y = mx + c (if we get something different we've gone wrong somewhere)one way to get the equation is using a point (general point is (x1...

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Answered by Will M. Maths tutor
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Explain one argument in favour of lowering the voting age in the UK

Those who are in favour of lowering the voting age to 16 in the UK believe that through expanding suffrage (the right to vote in elections) it will help to increase the political engagement of young peopl...

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Answered by Matilda N. Politics tutor
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