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What is a simple definition of Keynes' sticky prices theory?

In a downturn, it is easy for households, and firms to reduce spending, but difficult for suppliers to reduce prices. A big input that drives this is wages. It is very ha...

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Answered by Shivani S. Economics tutor
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How do I begin to analyse an unseen poem?

The biggest question to ask yourself when analysing a new poem is 'why?' - why does the writer use those specific words or that literary device? What effect does that have? It is easy to spot that a poet ...

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Answered by Jennifer B. English tutor
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What does 'blank verse' mean?

To understand what we mean by 'blank verse', we must first understand what is meant by metrical feet and a rhyming structure. A metrical foot describes how a line of poetry is measured by the number of an...

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A block of mass 5kg is at rest on a smooth horizontal table, and connected to blocks of 3kg and 4kg which are hanging by strings via pulleys on either end of the table. Find the acceleration of the system and the tension in each string.

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We can use Newton's Second Law (F=ma) to resolve the forces acting on each of the blocks (label string on 3kg side T1 and on 4kg side T2, an...

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Answered by Daniel O. Maths tutor
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How is the future I tense formed?

The formation of the future I tense is incredibly consistent, which really only requires you to know the present tense conjugations of the verb 'werden'. These are 'ich werde', 'du wirst', 'er/sie/es wird...

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Answered by Molly-Rose B. German tutor
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