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300 prompts matching "Calculating GDP per head and distinguish real from nominal GDP using a deflator"

Practice set: Tracing the stages of production of a bag of Dangote cement from limestone at Obajana to a

Give me a practice set on tracing the stages of production of a bag of Dangote cement from

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Spot my mistake: The four groups of decision makers in an economy — consumers, workers, firms and government —

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of the four groups of decision makers in an economy

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Project task: On the claim that a market stall and a limited company face exactly the same economic problem

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Let me explain: Two advantages and two disadvantages of leaving allocation to the market

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Real-life Nigeria: Livestock or produce auction clip

Show me how livestock or produce auction clip works in real life in Nigeria. Use one concr

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Real-life Nigeria: Annotating a blank diagram with the three functions of price

Take annotating a blank diagram with the three functions of price out of the textbook. Des

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Teach me: The main features of a planned economic system, including state ownership and central planning

I am an SS1 student studying The Planned Economic System in Economics. Explain the main fe

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Spot my mistake: Two merits and two demerits of central planning

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of two merits and two demerits of central planning

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Quiz: The meaning of demand

Quiz me on the meaning of demand, from the SS1 Economics topic Demand. Ask five short ques

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Teach me: The income and substitution effects that give the demand curve its downward slope

You are my personal SS1 Economics tutor. Teach me the income and substitution effects that

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Teach me: An extension of supply and an increase in supply using a labelled diagram, compared

I am an SS1 student studying Supply in Economics. Explain an extension of supply and an in

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Project task: Supply schedules of three Aba shoemakers into a market supply schedule and plots both curves

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Spot my mistake: The meaning of equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity and locate both on a drawn diagram

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Teach me: Drawing demand and supply on one pair of axes to scale and read off the equilibrium

Be my SS1 Economics teacher for this one point: drawing demand and supply on one pair of a

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Quiz: Surplus and shortage at prices above and below equilibrium and measure each in units

Quiz me on surplus and shortage at prices above and below equilibrium and measure each in

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Teach me: The determinants of demand: income, the price of substitutes

You are my personal SS1 Economics tutor. Teach me the determinants of demand: income, the

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Let me explain: Joint, competitive, derived and composite demand, compared

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Real-life Nigeria: Classifying twelve pairs of Nigerian goods as substitutes or complements

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Let me explain: Interpreting PED values as elastic, inelastic, unitary, perfectly elastic or perfectly inelastic

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Spot my mistake: The relationship between PED and total revenue using a worked revenue table

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