Crossword Answers

a series of points along a curve in the Edgeworth box which indicate where two parties get the same utility from a commodity on the curve and less utility from a commodity away from the curve

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a method of controlling exchange rates, where they are fixed at a certain rate but then allowed to move up or down by small amounts repeatedly

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 a reduction in consumers’ surplus caused by a fall in quantities of a product produced, especially when a monopoly producer keeps production low to maintain high prices

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 the change from high birth and death rates seen in less developed countries to low birth and death rates seen in developed countries

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the proportion of a country’s population who are not of working age seen as a ratio of those who are of working age.

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different tariffs for different classes of goods as when imports from certain countries are taxed more heavily than similar imports from other countries

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a situation in which the official unemployment statistics hide the fact that some people are not registered as unemployed when they could be

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 a variable with the value of either 1 or 0, used to indicate that some characteristic is present or absent

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 a curve which indicates how an individual’s income is spent

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as seen in advance, expectations of what will happen in the future have an effect on planning.

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