Y1 18) Subsidy - Full Market Impact
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- Subsidy - Full Market Impact. Video covering the full market impact of a subsidy and its effect on key stakeholders
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Dal mate, how you are this enthusiastic bewilders me
FACTS
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Take a break from social media and you will realise
Got an A* last year with your videos, thanks for the amazing free content!
any tips?
Did you do other spec papers too?
god, LOVE this man since I was in grade 9
legend of the game
really good explenation thank you
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I agree mate
@@tom_____________ same, huge shagger
Thank you!
Why we need to draw the vertical line of point b ?
Because that is the size of the subsidy per unit
Please, the link wasn’t there to show how subsidies create a dwl
do u still need it?
@@hahalmao8047 yes
@@HapNinja its in the description
@@elishawhite7487 exams over lol
what does the B stand for
HUUUUUUUUGE increase in producer revenue
what does it mean by “per unit”
Basically means every single commodity on its own. E.g say you’re running a batch production of Pepsi now each bottles(unit) will be taxed making it a specific tax of each unit of the batch which in this case is each Pepsi bottle in a batch production
Hi dan! My book seems to mention that when subsidy is applied to S1 it moves the supply curve to S2 - Subsidy (S2 minus subsidy) because the subsidy subtracts the cost. Which one is correct?
Vaccinations healthcare research public transport: more consumption and more production
damn straight