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What is the difference between short-run and long-run economic growth?

Short-run growth is simply an increase in a country's 'gross domestic product' or 'GDP', whereas long-run growth is an increase in the country's productive capacity. When thinking in terms of an ...

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Answered by Chet H. Economics tutor
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How does Bronte incorporate elements of the Gothic Tradition within her novel, Jane Eyre?

Clear elements of the Gothic Heroine may be found within the novel’s protagonist, Jane Eyre, a character who both embodies and subverts the Gothic tradition. A far cry from the rather two-dimensional hero...

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Answered by Pete L. English tutor
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A new technology revolutionises (e.g. the internet). How will the following changes affect the national economy?

With any situation, it will either affect demand or supply. The factors affecting demand include income levels, consumer tastes and preferences, substitutes/complements and expectations. The factors affec...

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Answered by Aaron P. Economics tutor
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Should the government stop firms from getting too big?

First, define some termsMonopoly: when there is only one firm in the entire marketPerfect Competition: when there are many buyers and sellers in the marketThen, answer the question by describing the pros ...

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Answered by Jason H. Economics tutor
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Wann soll das Plusquamperfekt benutzt werden, und wann kann stattdessen das Perfekt benutzt werden?

The Plusquamperfekt is used to refer to the so-called "Vorvergangenheit" or pre-past, meaning that, if you are for example telling a story that is set in the past, you would be using the Perfekt...

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Answered by Johanna T. German tutor
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