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Discuss the perfect competition model?

many buyers and sellershomogenous goodsno barriers to entry and exitperfect knowledge No sunk costsunrealisticno place for monopolies/oligopolies
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Answered by Perdita S. • Economics tutor
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Discuss ageing populations and policies to counteract this

example japan creates issues of high dependency, especially on young population reduces work force and causes social burden policies:increase retirement ageencourage children: eg subsidies in France encourag...
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How can I make the cadence of my Bach chorale more sophisticated?

Let's start with a simple harmonisation of the end of a soprano melody - see figure 1 on the whiteboard. The melody is A B B C and the respective chords I have chosen are IV V V I. We therefore currently hav...
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(Referring to a set text e.g. Herodotus Bk. 2) Is Herodotus truly the 'Father of History', or is he the 'Father of Lies'? Use examples from the set text you have studied or other material outside this.

It is important to realise that Herodotus is unique in his approach to History. The word 'history' literally means 'enquiry', coming from the Greek 'ἱστορια', and all Herodotus does is therefore enquiring. I...
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'Women are deceptive and should not be trusted in the Odyssey.' How far do you agree?

Helen, the wife of Menelaus, is one of the most untrustworthy women in the Odyssey because she leaves her husband Menelaus for the Trojan prince Paris. Furthermore, having deserted her husband, she tries to ...
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