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What is the Keynesian zone of the SRAS curve? How much is the price level likely to change in the Keynesian zone?
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how is equilibrium defined in financial market?
what is the definition of money
infinity
Money is define as anything that is generally acceptable as a means of exchange nd settlement of dept
Simeon
how do choices end up determining what, how and for whom goods and services are produced
there are 10 000 seats available for the Wimbledon tennis Championships. the price per ticket is fixed by the organisers. the supply of seats is thus:
A. completely elastic
B. completely inelastic
C. elastic
D. unitary elastic
E. elastic
which option is the answer?
what is international trade
the trade between two or more countries outside the territory of own country
Mukeem
it's an international trade
Ivan
Multilateral trade it is
Antony
how do monopolistic firm make profit in the short run and long run
oligopolistic competition is known to have a kinked demand curve .why there is such a tease my in oligopolistic form only
Ediga
please can anyone help me in econs
Oppong
Manuel in which context
Daizy
The amount of some goods or services consumers need to purchase
Adu
The amount of goods or services that consumers are willing and can afford to purchase.
Ivan
it is goods and services consumers are willing and able to buy at given price over a given period of time
Rebecca
as quantity of good and service that a consumer is willing and able to purchase at a given price and at the particular market price.
MOHAMMED
The amount of goods and services consumers are able and willing to buy and pay for at a given price and at given point in time.
Solomon
refers to the quantity of goods and services that customers are willing and able to purchase at various prices over a period of time
Ryt
how do trade unions deal with subsidies
Yaya
bro can you explain decision making
WhatsApp
Decision making is a process to use your limited resources for best productive purpose.
Dipam
explain why an increase in national income may not always lead to improvement in economic wellbeing of all the citizens?
Mendo
How many types of labour do we have pls
ROA
skilled and unskilled labour
nabil
what are the factors that affects efficiency of labour ?
nabil
What are tools of economics analysis
Adu
Adu Tumwah,,, The tools of economics analysis are; Charts, graphs, equations, table, arithemetic mean, etc.
Dennis
Subsidies are payments made by the government to the producers of goods and services
Daizy
what is the marginal revenue if p=10-2q
what's the difference between demand goods and supply gooda
why is 2% the optimal inflation rate in many countries
Spiff
why is 2% the optimal inflation rate in many countries
Spiff
a general rise in the prices of services and goods in a particular country
Spiff
why is 2% the optimal inflation rate in many countries?
amina
resulting in a fall in the value of money,,
Spiff
Inflation is the continuous rise of price of goods and services in a nation
Oluchi
persistent increase in the general price level
Anyere
what will the effective demand if inflation is constant and real wage is less then money wage ?
to start with your question i think we have to break it down into key words, and they effective demand ,inflation and real wages ...
Ok when we say demand is effective we mean the demand is backed up by capital .. it is backed up by the ability to pay for the good/commodity demanded for
Dennis
in other hand inflation is the persistent rise of goods and services in and particular country's economy
Dennis
so what is real wages it means the amount paid to labour for a particular work done
Dennis
money wage is the money/capital paid to a worker
Dennis
knowing this terms you can be able to answer your question....
Dennis
I believe that a market is monopolistic if there is no competition. in other words, a given company is the only one offering the product/service.
amina
am a fan of monopoly
Okeke
and in other word,,, is a thing that belongs to one person or group that another people will not able to share
Spiff
a single seller and large number of consumer
Vipul
A monopoly is a firm that is the sole producer of a good or service for which there are no close substitutes. It exist because of barriers to entry. The barriers can be legal or natural.
Dennis
give tree difference between economic good and free good
economic goods produced by man efforts and free goods are free by nature
Kobwa
What are tools of economics analysis
Adu
economics provides tools to know our better desire and how to get maximum utility and right way right time decission power.
Inno
economic good are related to income to fullfill satisfaction
and free goods are natural resourses like sunshine rain air water from earth e.t.c
Inno
graphs,pie chart,histograms,tables,curves,etc.
nabil
why do government sometimes impose indirect taxes rather than direct taxes.
nabil
just five points with no explanations
nabil
anything just come from your heart
domingo
no matter how much you give
domingo
is what you desire to have
Tsai
their the human desire it's need(s).
Gideon
like medicine food etc
domingo
Source:
OpenStax, Principles of economics. OpenStax CNX. Sep 19, 2014 Download for free at http://legacy.cnx.org/content/col11613/1.11
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