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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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Tejvan Pettinger studied PPE at LMH, Oxford University.
How does economic consumer react to change in both price and income of normal and superior goods in the likes of substitutability of both exported and imported good using game theory
the economic problems of our time shall best be answered by economic and political systems. justify and account for this statement ?
There are two countries France and Germany. There are two goods cheese and cars. There is only one factor of production, labor. In France, in a year, a worker can produce 1 ton of cheese or .25 of a car. In Germany, in a year, a worker can produce 2 ton of cheese or 2 cars. There are 1 million workers in France and 1.5 million workers in Germany.
a) Draw the production possibility frontier for France. Draw the production possibility frontier for Germany.
b) Which country has an absolute advantage in cheese? Which country has an absolute advantage in cars? Explain why.
c) Which country has a comparative advantage in cheese? Which country has a comparative advantage in cars?
d) Find the autarky relative price of cheese (price of cheese divided by the price of cars) for France and for Germany.
e) Draw the world relative supply of cheese.
f) If France and Germany Trade, what will be the lower and upper bound of the relative price of cheese? What will France export? What will Germany export?
why politics and economics cannot be seen in insolation?
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I have question
what effect might a rise in bond prices have on consumer’s decision to spend?
What impact does the Loose monetary policy have on FOREX