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Jess wants to buy 30 mugs for her tea party. She can buy them at Shop A at £3.49 each or at Shop B as a pack of 30 at £58 plus VAT at 20%. She wants to get the cheapest option. Which shop should she buy from?

Shop A-> Total Price = 30 plants x £2.49 =£74.70 Shop B-> VAT = 20% = 0.2 VAT = 0.2 x £58 = £11.60 Total Price = £11.60 + £58 = £69.60 OR Total price = 1.2 x £58 = £69.60 Therefore Jess should buy from...
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Explain how a price ceiling imposed by governments in major rice-producing countries might affect world rice markets.

A price ceiling is when a maximum price is set on a good. For a price ceiling to be effective, it must be set below the free-market price. This causes excess demand (a shortage), which might cause people to ...
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Evaluate the view that perfect competition is a more efficient market structure than monopoly.

Perfect competition is a market structure dominated by many firms. No individual firm is capable of affecting the market supply curve, so one firm cannot affect the market price; the firms are price takers i...
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Es posible llevar una vida sana sin gastar mucho dinero. ¿Estás de acuerdo?

Hoy en dia vivimos una sociedad en la cual los habitantes son vulnerables y estan constantemente expuestos a tentaciones que son consideradas dañinas a la salud, ya sea la falta de actividad fisica o caer en...
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Which side of the nature-nurture debate do psychologists favor?

Within Psychology there are a variety of different approaches, i.e, the Biological approach, Behaviorism approach etc. As a result of this different Psychologists from each branch will favor the side that mo...
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