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Is the demand for food likely to be Price elastic or Inelastic?

Definition: Price elasticity of Demand (PED) measures the responsiveness of Quantity Demanded to a change in the good's price.Food is considered a basic necessity, we cannot live without it and therefore ...

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Explain fiscal policy and how it can be used

Fiscal policy is the use of governmental spending and taxation to influence aggregate demand (AD= C + I + G +(X-M)) in an economy. It can be used to boost economic growth, control inflation and stabilise ...

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How can I evaluate the extent to which increased competition leads to higher levels of economic efficiency?

Keeping all other factors fixed, increased competition will make the demand curve that firms face flatter due to increased elasticity of the demand. By drawing a diagram depicting a firm's costs and reven...

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Explain why and when government spending leads to inflation

To answer this question we must first understand what is meant by inflation. Inflation refers to the sustained increase in the price level in the economy. To illustrate the role of government spending in ...

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How would I structure a 25 mark essay?

So for a 25 mark essay, being clear in your arguments is one of the most important things. You should start off with an introduction, this should include key definitions on the topic and an overview of th...

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Answered by Jack K. Economics tutor
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