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Macro-economic policies, Monetary and fiscal Policy, Taxation
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Thanks a lot for opentuition lectures videos,i have passed my F1 exam first time..16/11/2017
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Is study material of open tution wil be sufficient for clearing paper f2 ?
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i cannot understand the difference between deflationary gap and inflationary gap
In deflationary gap we have resources under-utilized that means full capacity of resources is not used.
In inflationary gap we have resources fully utilized and aggregate demand is increasing but no more supply is possible.
This was very helpful. Thank you.
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I am all praise for ur invaluable services to the students of ACCA. Very easy and comprehensive way to explain the things. Much appreciated sir.
Why in a graphic, are recession and boom above the trend, and depression and recovery below the trend.? Trend in output…Thank you…
Hi Mr Gromit..Inflation would make exports relatively expensive and imports relatively cheap…Can you explain this in a simple way…Thank you..
This was a very stimulating question.
In simple term, inflation will make exports expensive as the production cost of the exported material will go high and hence it will be relatively cheaper to import.
However note that, in many cases inflation results in weaker currency and so lower purchasing power. This results in more exports like in China.
For full details read this;
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/100813/interesting-facts-about-imports-and-exports.asp
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Hi Mr Gromit…Inflation would make exports relatively expensive and imports relatively cheap.Can you explain this in simple way thanks…
i got it clear but my question is, the types of market is the same as forms of imperfect market as you said [monopoly,monopolistic of competion and oligopolies] i’m i right or not. please i beg your answer, almight God be with you for the services that you are provide as,
Anythin that is not perfect is imperfect. So monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition.
Can i please have a clear definition of a specific tax and a ad valorem tax?
Ad valorem is based on value; specific is based on units.
thanks, these concepts are pretty clear to me but what about inflationary & deflationary gap…….anyone pls help.
Thanks.Its very useful.I understand it after finishing the lecture.
thank you
very informative
i found this very useful. thank you