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what are the differences between perfect competition and monopolistic competition

Perfect competition is a market structure containing many sellers, all selling all selling almost identical products, such as vegetables like corn to buyers. monopolistic competition is a market structure co...
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Answered by Jack C. • Economics tutor
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A small, independent fast-food shop is considering whether or not to introduce a new machine to speed up production. The machine would be able to produce burgers to order and enable the production of burgers to be split into different stages so that each

The primary issue facing the business right now is the customer complaints about service time, which is likely contributing to the decline of sales revenue. By installing the new machine, the business hopes ...
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Answered by Henry P. • Economics tutor
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Following a period of negative economic growth, explain how total government spending and tax revenues are likely to be affected.

Negative economics growth is likely to be a cause of rising demand deficient unemployment. This unemployment causes an increase in total government spending in the forms of Job Seekers Allowance as an explic...
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What is opportunity cost?

Opportunity cost is something that we think about everyday but we don't always use that word. It is defined as the benefits lost from the next best alternative choice.This sounds wordy, but in an example it ...
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Should skilled workers be paid more than unskilled workers? (8 marks)

Skilled workers are likely to have higher productivity so the firm will gain more revenue. They can also demand more pay as they are inelastic in supply (can draw a diagram to show this however not needed), ...
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