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    environment by examining the business cycle such as employment, inflation, international trade and growth. The economic factors of Tesco are of great concern because they influence price profits, costs and demand. The economy’s main influential factors are high level of unemployment which decreases the demand for several goods. The international business of TESCO is still increasing and it is expected to contribute higher amount to the income of the company over next few years but still the…

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    Evaluation Conclusion Statement: Centripetal force is inversely proportional to radius and therefore centripetal force is decreasing exponentially as radius increases. This can be supported by my equation of Y=A/x +/- .05 where A= 0.3322 The graph of my data collected showed my predictions were incorrect, I thought that the larger the radius meant the larger centripetal force would be shown, however it was actually inversely proportional. The experiment concludes that centripetal force will…

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    farmers are now required to pay tax on every cow which they use for dairy production, they will need to increase the price which they sell it to consumers at. This would mean that there would be a lower amount demanded by consumers, following the law of demand. Reducing output even more. This is because producing at a high output is not affordable as they do not have the quantity demanded to match it. This policy therefore does what is was developed for, reducing output and increasing the amount…

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    nominal, rather than real, variables . For instance, an increased money supply might increase prices, but, under mainstream macroeconomics, it would be assumed to change wages and costs by the same amounts such that aggregate supply and aggregate demand, and real purchasing power, remained unchanged . Neutrality of money is almost universally disregarded by microeconomists but is typically accepted, at least in the long term, by most macroeconomists . Despite this, it is disregarded completely…

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    By doing so, the company has the ability to address domestic demand, but also enter into a new market with limited investment. Conclusion The life-force of an organization is to satisfy client need while meeting relationship demands of all other stakeholders. In the case of Balagny Clothing Company, their life-force became weak shortly after all product manufacturing was placed in the proverbial…

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    What is exactly advertising, is it only a paid promotion that aims to persuade people to act in a certain way or does it have a broader concept with the effects on the consumption rate of a nation. Advertising plays an important role in economics especially in the economic growth of a nation. According to Kaldor (1950), the economic aspects of advertisement can be approach in two different ways; either as the different effects that advertisement has on the community or in the analysis of the…

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    In today’s society, many households and business are affected by monetary and fiscal policy in regard to real income and the increase in spending. Monetary policy affects the way society spends when the Federal Reserve regulates the amount of money in circulation. The Federal Reserve controls the money supply by the interest rates offered to banks. Therefore, more money is borrowed by the banks at lower interest rates which means more money will be in circulation. In contrast, higher interest…

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    Q1 (a) The demand can be defined as willingness and ability of consumers to pay and supply can be defined as the willingness and ability to sell. Besides, a tax is a type of measurement for the government to regulate the market and it can get a revenue from that. In fact, a tax will make both supply and demand decrease because buyers should pay a higher price and sellers will spend cost more money to supply. The diagram of tax on sellers will be shown following. As shown in diagram (a), the…

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    with limited income, resources, and time. Producers base their actions and decisions off of maximizing profits with little capital usage or loss. We then begin to see supply and demand in the market change due the wants and needs of consumers and producers. Supply and demand is an important concept for the market economy. Demand refers to the quantity of a product or service is demanded by buyers. The quantity demanded is the amount of product people are willing to buy at a certain price. Supply…

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    much as possible quickly depending on the demand. As soon as the product is sold at R, the product is replenished from the RD as quickly as possible. To lessen the transportation time from RD to R, there is another point of supply, called the Wholesaler. Figure 4 - Pictorial Representation of various Consumption and Supply Points Replenishment Frequency and Time : Replenishment Time is the key factor in determining suitable inventory targets. Here Demand and Supply affect the…

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