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What is the example of adverse selection in economics?
Life insurance is an example because consequently it is to do with personal information discarded.
Plz explain (adjustment in the parity value of a currency was possible but only if allowed by IMF)
Asset stripping isn’t in spec but why should I have to learn it?
You could mention asset stripping as a potential cost of merger/takeover. Some takeovers are done with motivation to ‘asset strip’ – leaving local community losing a useful business.
Because a check21 is charged and discharged with accounting money (units) and because it is not the indefinite duration requirement such as the savings account!
Which of the two has contributed more to the development of the world use of money or division of labour?
Pls what did you know about economics of land management..
In micro economics, utility function is assumed to be a regular quasi function and also continuous…I have tried surfing the internet but still dont understand wat this means..please explain and simplify it as much as possible
Role of government inmixed economic system to check market failure
Savings is a private virtue but a social vice
https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/17553/trade/mercantilism-theory-and-examples/
Hi I have been doing a bit of reading around economics purely out of interest; I’m not an economics student. One of the things I have been wondering about is how cash is introduced to the economy. I think I have the corrected understanding that wealth is generated by people providing goods and services i.e. there is not a fixed amount of money in the economy. This would suggest that as time progresses more cash is needed to circulate. So my question is if the bank of England say was to print more cash who would this be given to? How would it it be introduced to the economy? Thanks, Dan
How can be a company can be profitable without productive
Plz explain in 3 lines factor to demand?
What is an example of specialisation?
What are the disadvantages/issues with international trade?????
How do I draw an indifference curve such that the concept of ‘more is better’ is violated?