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  • Economics for Business and Strategy - Revision Notes
  • 68 Exam Style Questions and Illustrative & Exemplar Answers
    -172 pages
  • Ideal for students
  • Ideal for teachers and private tutors
  • Ideal for university
  • Economic graphs throughout
  • Inputs, outputs and efficiency - constant returns production function, decreasing returns to labour, increasing returns to labour, production possibility frontier,
  • Costs and vulnerability in the short run
  • Exposure - the firm and its product markets - demand, supply and equilibrium, market demand curve, price elasticity of demand, own price elasticity, elasticity and inelasticity, determinants of price elasticity, price elasticity in practice, cross price elasticity of demand
  • Competition, market power - supply curve, free markets and price controls, business in a perfectly competitive market, optimal output in perfect competition, profit maximising level of output, market supply curve, short run supply curve
  • Macroeconomics - demand side shocks, GDP (real and nominal)
  • Macroeconomic exposure - aggregate demand, circular flow of income, exogenous demand, endogenous demand, consumer and investment goods, consumption function, investment function, equilibrium GDP, the multiplier, savings function
  • Open economy and aggregate demand - net exports, GDP, exports, imports, export and import functions, balance of trade
  • Exchange rate - real, nominal, supply curve, demand curve
  • Governments - externalities, positive and negative externalities, taxation, the multiplier with tax, aggregate demand and GDP, indirect tax cuts, fiscal stimulus
  • Aggregate supply, aggregate demand, price inflation and balance of trade - demand, GDP and capacity, Phillips and aggregate supply curves, Aggregate Demand curve and inflation, trade balance/balance of trade
  • Marginal cost curve
  • Average Total cost curve
  • Opportunity cost
  • Unemployment and employment
  • Savings
  • Aggregate savings rate
  • Interest rates
  • Public spending
  • Supply shocks
  • Demand shocks
  • Trade deficit
  • Inflation
  • Monopolistic competition
  • Monopoly
  • Indifference curves
  • Oligopoly
  • Collusion
  • Social costs of a monopoly
  • Cartels
  • Regulators
  • Government failure
  • Capital accumulation

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