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what is liquidity trap?and what is its solution?can you draw its solution both graphically and mathematically?if yes then draw and derive.
why clothes of different size are sold as the same price
What Are The Macro-Economic Problems Faced In UK In 2015? And What Are The Reasons And Causes?
How does current account Balance Change in a Country if the drop in GDP would be larger than in foreign countries and Inflation within the Country would be larger than Inflation in forieign countires.
Please use simple Terms and examples to explain to me, because i am trying to understand this concept
explain the mrp theory
http://econ.economicshelp.org/2007/05/essay-mrp-theory-and-determination-of.html
Hello,
I have a question about stagflation..
Why does the Short run aggregate supply curve shift to the left during stagflation?
Stagflation means inflation and lower real GDP. With higher inflation, there will be higher costs for firms (e.g. rising oil prices and rising transport costs) so this means everything is more expensive to product. https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/glossary/stagflation/
I want an example of a graph of where marginal revenue equals marginal cost.
https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/glossary/allocative-efficiency/
Why does reducing public debt increase prices?
I don’t think it does. Reducing public debt (e.g. cutting spending) is likely to reduce aggregate demand, and – if anything – reduce inflation.
what impacts does inflation have on a country’s economy and how can it be controlled?
https://www.economicshelp.org/macroeconomics/inflation/costs-inflation/ – Control inflation. https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/2269/economics/ways-to-reduce-inflation/
How does a country repay billions? Certainly they don’t put a check on the mail and a transfer that size will ruin any bank.
The UK government receives around £500bn a year in tax revenue, so has large revenues. It doesn’t pay it off all at once – but when bonds expire. Bonds may last 30 years. https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/12272/economics/falling-uk-tax-revenue/
Do you think a fiscal stimulation of the British economy (where the government would borrow more to invest in infrastructure) is needed at the moment?
It would certainly benefit UK.
Draw demand and supply curved on one diagram and determined the equilibrium price and quantity given that demand curve Q=15_2p supply curve Q=10p_3 were Quite is quality and P is price
Gross capital formation consists of
the sum of gross and net investment.
a stock variable that affects the economy’s ability to produce.
the difference between gross investment and the capital stock.
gross fixed capital formation and the change in inventories.
Can u plsss tell me which dictionary should I download for economics words
use the classical theory of wage determination to explain why the incomes of footballers differ from those of nurses in Europe
Is it like always when you are given a macro economic question you should relate to the present or past situation of your economy?
You could use examples from either present or past to help illustrate past.
Usually past 10 years is best