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some one to help me answer this pliz
discuss types of elasticities and its application in economic theory
is balanced economy favourable for national and individual dewelopment.pls answer
Hello sir!!
My question is what is cost and revenue Under elastic and inelastic demand and is it different from price elasticity and inelasticity of demand
Would Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘Corbynomics’ really be as “radical” as the mainstream seems to suggest or would they in fact be somewhat superior?
What metric does the BoE use to determine whether it has successfully implemented a chosen base rate? Is it LIBOR?
Secondly: is LIBOR bank-to-bank lending of central bank reserves- or the more ‘regular’ type of money?
(Great site. I anticipate coming back regularly to get further questions answered!!)
hello my name is BRILLIANT from Botswana and i am currently doing my AS economics..this is my first time i studied economics.I have a question,what are merit goods and what are demerit goods? And how do these contribute to market failures?
i want to answe to the question asked by brilliant. merit goods are those good which arf good & essential for society like education; helth care and thd like. there are under consumed on free market becau e people do not recognize its benefits. while demerit goods are those goods whic are harmful to society like drugs etc there are over consumed on its free market because people ignore its cort and its harmfulness.
i want to answe to the question asked by brilliant. merit goods are those good which arf good & essential for society like education; helth care and thd like. there are under consumed on free market becau e people do not recognize its benefits. while demerit goods are those goods whic are harmful to society like drugs etc there are over consumed on its free market because people ignore its cost and its harmfulness.
Why do agricultural goods and industrial goods are different in PES ?
Evaluate methods used to avoid product failure?
https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/14674/business/evaluate-methods-to-avoid-product-failure/
without scarcity,will there be economics?
Scarcity is just one problem out of many. So, no. If if scarcity didn’t exist (which is impossible), we would most definitely have economics.
No not at all
Describe the condition of consumer equillibrium in the case of indifference curve analysis.
please what is the differences between economic growth and economic development?
https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/1187/development/economic-growth-and-development/
What is the different between macroeconomics and microeconomics?
https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/6796/economics/difference-between-microeconomics-and-macroeconomics/
Concept of indifference curve I want answer for this
indifference curves are just a way to represent preferences.
HOW IS PHILLIPS CURVE RELATED TO AGGREGATE SUPPLY?
https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/1364/economics/phillips-curve-explained/
Please Sir,
My question is without scarcity would there be economics