Economics

The following diagram shows a country's domestic demand and supply curves (Ddom and Sdom) for a ...

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It costs a computer manufacturer 2000 to produce a personal computer. This manufacturers sells these ...

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The following diagram shows 'Porter's diamond', which shows four key determinants of a nation's ...

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According to Porter, there are four key determinants of why nations have a competitive advantage in ...

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Assume that Outland specialises in producing skateboards and Inland specialises in producing ...

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When countries specialise in producing those goods in which they have a comparative advantage, they

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For a given amount of resources, Japan and the UK can produce the following quantities of motorbikes ...

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Sweatshirts are produced using cotton and labour. In Montega, a sweatshirt can be produced with 3 ...

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According to the theory of comparative advantage, specialisation will benefit all trading partners

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A possible disadvantage of trade between two countries is that

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In a simple two-country, two-good world, if the two countries, A and B, can produce the following ...

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If two countries, A and B, can produce the following amounts of two goods X and Y for a given amount ...

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Suppose that Argentina and Chile are both engaged in the production of copper and wheat, and that ...

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If Argentina has an absolute advantage in the production of wheat and Chile has an absolute ...

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The advantage in the production of a product enjoyed by one country over another when it uses fewer ...

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Country A would have an absolute advantage over Country B in the production of corn, if

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For any pair of countries, there is

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The following chart shows world growth in GDP and the real value of exports.Which of the following ...

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When trade is free, patterns of trade and trade flows result from

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Cuts in the marginal rate of income tax are claimed to have various beneficial supply-side effects. ...

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Give an example of a supply-side policy which has demand-side effects. (Explain)

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Which of the following measures to cure employment would we call supply-side and which demand-side ...

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What are open-market operations?

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Explain why the greater the increase in social security benefit when GDP falls, the larger the ...

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Income taxes and transfer payments are both types of automatic stabiliser. Do they have any problems ...

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