How To Fix UK Economy
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It’s pretty easy to talk about the problems with the UK economy – 18 years
of low growth, stagnant real wages, low productivity, low investment,
housing co...
Paradox of Thrift
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- The paradox of thrift is a concept that if many individuals decide to
increase their private saving rates, it can lead to a fall in general
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Diseconomies of scale
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Diseconomies of scale occur when a business grows so large that the costs
per unit increase. As output rises, it is not inevitable that unit costs
will fa...
Chinese tax breaks
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Bankers' heaven A lesson in regressive taxation
Mar 31st 2010 | SHANGHAI | From *The Economist* print edition
AS AMERICA and Europe plan new ways to claw ...
the causes of economic growth...
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There are clearly some benefits of economic growth. These benefits are most
visible when for low income countries. Economic growth enables the
possibility ...
Chapter 6 ( summary)
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*Fiscal policy*
Fiscal policy is the taxation and spending decisions of the government.
It’s one of the three main economic policies that government use...
Chapter 5. revision.
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*Government economic policy objectives and indicators of national economic
performance.*
*Definitions:*
Economic growth: in the short run, an increase in ...
Mondays meeting
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Those who were there:
Fanny
Yuki
Amina
We mainly talked about aggregate demand and aggregate supply and the
difference between economic growth in the shor...
Conspiracy theory
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Conspiracy theory is a term that originally was a neutral descriptor for
any conspiracy claim. However, it has come almost exclusively to refer to
any fr...
Economic growth: Short run vs Long run
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Economic growth - Is a growth of real output in an economy over time,
usually measured by real GDP.
LONG RUN ECONOMIC GROWTH
Graphical representation of t...
Mcdonald's Van
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It is just one of the ideas for new business. Everyone knows ice-cream's
vans. They are driving across streets and selling different types of
ice-cream e...
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