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I studied PPE at Lady Margaret Hall college, Oxford University, and currently work as an Economics A Level teacher. I have also examined several different economic units for Edexcel AS and A2.
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Does growth in output improve economic welfare?
How has China maintained a relatively weak currency in spite of a large current account defecit over the past few years?
What is the normal mechanism by which a central bank increases the money supply? The money supply must increase year on year if we see inflation and economic growth, if the amount of money was fixed we would either see prices fixed(no economic growth) or prices fall(economic growth, more goods same amount of money to purchase them).
Therefore each year a central bank must create new money, how does it do this?
Hey can you tell me what market structure is men cosmetics classified in???
Free trade of goods and services may benefit both countries. But does a free tade of labour inputs bring similar benefits?
What are the costs and benefits of for use in a cost benefit analysis of Constructing the Olympic Site (Village/Stadiums) in London in Preparation for the 2012 Olympics.
Hi,i was wondering if you could give me any help with the following questions?
What factors have contributed to the recent fall in the ISEQ and what measures could be put in place to restore confidence in the Irish investment market?
Discuss whether a widespread shortage of labour might be a major cause of inflation
Hi mr GENEROUS, I really need your help. Is mixed economy is the best way to deal with scarcity???Thanks!!
Hello again,
I’ve recently started doing a piece of research on what the first signs of economic recovery could be (what to look out for in other words), following the current slump.
Unfortunately (and perhaps predictably) there doesn’t appear to be much commentary on this subject. I think a lot of “experts” are reluctant to stick their necks out at the moment. And after the fuss surrounding Baroness Vadera’s “green shoots” comment, that isn’t surprising.
However I wondered if, from a strict economic viewpoint, there might be some predictable indicators that have in the past suggested the worse was over, and the recovery was beginning.
Inflation rising (sign of stimulus packages working?) perhaps?
Or maybe house prices stabilising?
Any thoughts
Den
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what are the causes of recession in india now a days?
Why are there large differences in the unemployment rate across different regions of the UK?
What are the relationship between economic and social science?
Different British political parties have taken up different policies to balance the private and public sectors. Analyse the policies of high tax with high public spending OR low tax with low public spending.
(are they both about fiscal policy? or one about fiscal the other monetary?)