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Offline anusha500

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difference between free trade and trade agreement? its 6 marks.
is a trade agreement the same as restricted trade?

Offline aquarian93

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 do i need to noe the advantages and disadvantages of all the business organizations, i.e sole trader, public limited, etc.?

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what exactly is meant by government spending.
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could somebody help me with substitute goods definition  ???
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difference between free trade and trade agreement? its 6 marks.
is a trade agreement the same as restricted trade?


free trade is no restrictions at all, an agreement has "strings attatched" which could mean a country could agree to limit its supply of certain products to a country.. so they are a little bit different.
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do i need to noe the advantages and disadvantages of all the business organizations, i.e sole trader, public limited, etc.?

thanks!

yah just learn it in case, you never know with economics! just know limited liability, unlimited liability, partners can argue, sole trader gets all the profits but access to capital difficult...

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what exactly is meant by government spending.

this is money which is spent by the government. could be on:
public goods: goods and services which cannot be produced by the private sector and are good for the country .e.g. defense, streetlighting...

merit goods: goods which are good for the individual consuming them and good for society as well. e.g.  vaccination

governments also spend money to increase production of declining industries to protect employment, to give money to those on low income (e.g. farmers), to subsidise merit goods, protect domestic industries from foreign competition...

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could somebody help me with substitute goods definition  ???

this is a good or service which could replace another good. for example, you can use slippers instead of shoes, or instead of boots i guess.

be careful not to confuse it with complementary goods (goods which are demanded with each other, eg dvd player and dvds)

Offline anusha500

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what is the most serious cause of unemployment?

Offline pranav41

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Hey people ....could someone pls post a definition on how to measure RPI ....for 7 marks pls !

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Offline Name

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what is the most serious cause of unemployment?

id depends, most people regard structural unemployment as the most serious, it is when an economy become permenantly uncompetitive in a certain industry. it means workers need new skills and qualifications to be able to apply for another job, let alone get it!  :)

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Hey people ....could someone pls post a definition on how to measure RPI ....for 7 marks pls !

Thx in advance

hey someone has already posted a whole file on that, ive already got it so im going to attach it for you

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Offline pranav41

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Hey people ....could someone pls post a definition on how to measure RPI ....for 7 marks pls !

Thx in advance

hey someone has already posted a whole file on that, ive already got it so im going to attach it for you

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Yes ...but i need a framed answer ! pls

Offline hmh

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Hey people ....could someone pls post a definition on how to measure RPI ....for 7 marks pls !

Thx in advance

hey someone has already posted a whole file on that, ive already got it so im going to attach it for you

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THIS FILE IS NOT MINE!!

Yes ...but i need a framed answer ! pls

Not so gud wid inflation.. let me try..and we only need to know RPI for exam 2009

First of all, A base is selected and then we found out how households spend their money, what goods and services they spend most of their incomes on.This is called basket. Then weight is attached to these goods and services which is how much of the income is spend on this good or service. After that retail shops are selected throughout the country and are told to keep a record of consumer spending. Then price changes are found between a certain amount of time, and then we construct a weighted price index. That is multiplying the new price index by weight for each catergory of products to calculate the general change in price.


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Offline pranav41

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THX HMH ....that seems to be atleast 5/7 ........ may be more !

THX :)