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I will post the answer on this blog, for everyone to benefit from.
I shall try to answer the economics question and / or point to other resources but please bear in mind.
- The replies will be guidance and not for duplication. Your essays should always be your own work.
- My speciality is economics for British A Level standard. My university economics is rusty in parts, because generally I don’t use it in teaching A level economics.
- I can’t guarantee to always give answers it also depends on my time schedule.
- The aim is not to do people’s homework for them, but, help in the understanding of economic concepts.
- The answers will not necessarily be complete. I know several of my essays on this site could be improved.
- Please Write the Questions clearly and with proper spelling. Some questions I have not answered because they were not clear what was meant.
- I will answer as a new post. Check home page of blog for new post. With question and answers
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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As a country with a persistent large account deficit, should it do devaluation and liberalization to cure the persistent large account deficit? I would like to know about a persistent large account deficit too. Please, answer my question with a case study as an example.
I have to write a paper on the topic: Can Germany afford renewable energies?
this paper is for Financial management in the public sector. How can I analyse whether germany can afford it or not. Should I think of the cost and benefit analysis in this case. I have a hard time with the plan of the paper? I would appreciate any help
What will stop the Fed from printing money? Essentially, even if it suffers losses on its balance sheet, it can write off debt, and start a new with essentially no cost to it.
Essentially, inflation will not be a problem because the losses are just being replaced by its new money.
Is the economic demand for a particular product determined solely by its usefulness?
is the federal reserve charged with promoting jobs growth?
If a progressive taxation is going to supposedly “reduce the gap between the rich and poor”, how and why does this happen?