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A Level Economics:

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I'll explain my method and hope it helps you :)

Price inelastic means it is not easy to change price. (you probably already know that)

1 = working at full capacity therefore no extra storage = price inelastic
2= there is stock = price elastic
3 = ease of transportation = price elastic
4= Longer time period = price inelastic.

The two which are price inelastic are 1 and 4. The answer should be B.
thank you :)
 
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Guess Paper for P2 AS Eco is ready. Students from Pakistan can send their reuests on +92 3217555550.
 
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22 Despite a balance of payments deficit a country’s money supply remains unchanged.
What could explain this?
A The country’s foreign exchange rate is fixed.
B The government runs a budget surplus.
C There is a fall in the country’s foreign exchange reserves.
D The government runs a budget deficit financed by borrowing from the central bank.

please explain
the answer is d
 
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18 In a closed economy with no government, the level of investment is $5 million, the equilibrium
level of income is $22 million, the full employment level of income is $25 million and there is a
deflationary gap of $1 million.
What can be deduced from this information?
A The marginal propensity to consume is 2/3
B The marginal propensity to consume is 1/3
C The value of the investment multiplier is 5.
D The value of the investment multiplier is 1.5.
the answer is a
 
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28 During a recession, a government increases its expenditure on goods and services by $10 million
but leaves tax rates unchanged.
Why might the subsequent increase in national income be less than $10 million?
A Increased government borrowing increases interest rates.
B The marginal propensity to consume is less than 1.
C The marginal propensity to import is greater than 0.
D There is no accelerator effect on investment.​
answer is A​
29 Why is it more effective to increase regressive taxes rather than progressive taxes when pursuing
a deflationary fiscal policy?
A Changes in VAT have minimal effect on consumers’ spending.
B It is much more unfair to increase progressive taxes.
C Many workers reduce the hours they work when income taxes are raised.
D Low income households spend a larger proportion of their incomes.​
Answer is d​
 
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28 During a recession, a government increases its expenditure on goods and services by $10 million​
but leaves tax rates unchanged.​
Why might the subsequent increase in national income be less than $10 million?​
A Increased government borrowing increases interest rates.​
B The marginal propensity to consume is less than 1.​
C The marginal propensity to import is greater than 0.​
D There is no accelerator effect on investment.​
answer is A​
29 Why is it more effective to increase regressive taxes rather than progressive taxes when pursuing​
a deflationary fiscal policy?​
A Changes in VAT have minimal effect on consumers’ spending.​
B It is much more unfair to increase progressive taxes.​
C Many workers reduce the hours they work when income taxes are raised.​
D Low income households spend a larger proportion of their incomes.​
Answer is d​
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