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How does an increase in Bank rate lead to lower inflation? Explain using the monetary policy transmission mechanism.

The aim of the Bank of England (BoE) is to keep inflation within the set target of +-1% of 2% CPI. Therefore, as part of it's monetary policy, the BoE increases the Bank rate to lower inflation in the eco...

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Answered by Nishat A. Economics tutor
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What is the difference between transcription and translation?

Transcription and translation are two of the processes involved in the production of a protein from it's gene. Translation, the first process, takes place within the nucleus. The DNA is unwound at the gen...

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Answered by Angel V. Biology tutor
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Explain how resonance occurs for a driven oscillating system and describe the effect of damping on the resonant frequency.

When the driving force occurs at the natural frequency of the system (the natural frequency being the frequency if the system were oscillating freely) there is maximum energy transfer to the system causin...

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Answered by Saaras K. Physics tutor
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What is and how do I use the pluperfect tense?

Also called the French past perfect, or plus que parfait in French, the pluperfect is a tense which is used to describe an action which happened in reference to another action in the past. For example: we...

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Answered by Steffie N. French tutor
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Comment peut-on expliquer la popularité des réseaux sociaux ? A votre avis, quels sont les aspects positifs et négatifs de ces réseaux ?

À l'heure d'aujourd'hui, les réseaux sociaux représentent une part importante dans la vie de chacun. En effet, cette popularité, bien que représentant souvent un effet de mode, est due à de nombreux facte...

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Answered by Héloïse L. French tutor
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