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Hello Ina
Supply side economists suggest to low taxes. So there would be more supply of goods and services at lower rates. According to them this will increase demand , employment and growth. Ronald Regan was also impressed from these views. He reduced income tax and property tax. Low taxes make goods and services less costly. With this more demand and production of these goods occur economy. This increase economic growth. There is debate between many economists about benefits of supply side economics.
Hi godson
Some economics policies do not get success. Sometime conditions are not suitable for these policies. Sometime political conditions become constraints. Many policymaker make policies in their mind, they could not watch reality. Future is uncertain, policymakers cannot estimate future conditions properly.
Now, many countries made policies to control inflation. But most of them failed . One reason behind is they do not have enough power to take strict decision or control on monitory policies. They just try to keep inflation under control with the help of interest rates. This is right but other things are also important in keeping inflation low.
M&A activity in Asia is continuing to grow, in both volume and value. There are a few economics theories that explain the motives behind merger activity. However, merger activity has implications for the public interest.
1. Describe the motives behind merger activity and the implications of Merger activity for the public interest.
2. Examples for the Merger activity, related to motives and implications.
E-book reader, Kindle, is a new concept product in the market and has gone through several times of modification. In the name of innovation, this product is priced higher in times when e-books are expected (but evidently not true) to be cheap.
Kindle is not the only product where it is demonstrating to the business environment that demand and supply do not apply here. Price is not determined purely only by the interaction between demand and supply.
Discuss, within the context of Economics, the factors that influence the market price of a product.
“In the modern business today, business leaders earn more by telling the consumers what to buy, instead of the traditional approach of listening to what consumers want.”Discuss.
3. The concept of Marginal Propensities is not only important on papers. The real world does have a use for such theories. Explain.