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pls what is demand and supply
I have been devating with my friends on the relationship between economy and poletics. So that we look forward your view which one has to come first?
how do i convert GDP to GNP
Do you teach economics online and is there a fee? I need help to understand microeconomics and macroeconomics for school.
sorry no.
which theories were put to explain the natural rate of unemployment
Can I use your graph of Passenger Transport % in a local newspaper opinion article on Dunedin NZ transport issues?
yes
What is quantitative easing n how it is useful in the supply of money n does it effect to liquidity preference theory??
Reasons why unemployment may be considered as an economic problem by the government of a country?
CAN YOU EXPLAIN THEORIES OF EXHAUSTIBLE AND RENEWABLE RESOURCES
What could be the effects of increased government expenditure on an economy
what are the components of the aggregate supply of labour in an economy?
explain the short run and long run position of a firm
Under “Causes of Capital Flight” you mention:
-Threat of hyperinflation which could wipe out the value of assets.
-The threat of compulsory privatisation
– etc.
Should the second bullet point not be “The threat of compulsory nationalisation”?
Otherwise a very clear and informative site.
Yes. Thanks Johan https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/glossary/capital-flight/
Hi
I am looking for how to draw a supply and demand curve for the electric car…please could you explain how to define the supply and demand as the electric car sale is very less in most of countries.
how can we justify the intervention of government in a national economy process of a nation