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What are the key components of Aggregate Demand?

Aggregate demand is defined as the total level of goods and services in an economy at a given time.
The first components of aggregate demand is Consumption (C), which refers to the demand for durable...

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Answered by Jaydon K. Economics tutor
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Evaluate the Agentic State as an explanation for obedience (4 marks)

There is research support from Blass and Schmitt(2001) who showed a film of Milgram’s study to students and asked them to identify who they felt was responsible for the harm to the ‘learner.’ They found t...

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Why is the boiling point of water significantly greater than that of other group 6 (16) hydrides?

Water exhibits hydrogen bonding between neighbouring molecules, where other group 6 hydrides are held together by much weaker (ca. 10 x) Van Der Waal's forces of attraction. Waters hydrogen bondong abilit...

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Answered by Joe S. Chemistry tutor
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What are the core tenets of British Conservatism?

Law and order- Traditional conservatives have a highly negative view of human nature, theorists such as Hobbes argued that the government was needed to act as a Leviathan, in this case me...

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Define market failure and give two examples in which this may occur.

Market failure can be defined as the mis-allocation of resources in a market. Complete market failure occurs when no good or service is provided resulting in the nonexistence of a market. Partial market f...

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Answered by Kwabena A. Economics tutor
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