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Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

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Q11: When Y increases in supply, it increases in price as well (direct relationship of supply). Thus, when Y increases in price, X, as the complement, is also able to rise its price as well. Again, due to direct relationship of supply, an increase in X's price will result in increase in supply as well.

Answer: D

for 25 its A as when inflation rises....domestic price rises...this increases profits of firms.....and when inflation is present this makes the export prices expensive a nd import prices more cheap thus leading to more imports and less exports...meaning bop will worsen.....i think this theory is right haha...
 
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why the answer over here is D and not B.... SitiPutri SamiaSaad

Hi! You haven't done your exam yet? I finished 2 hours ago and I think I made a couple of silly mistakes. Ugh!!!

Btw. Okay look, the fare is reduced by PW means that now the price is W. When the fare is W, demand is T, isn't it?
Thus, the initial total expenditure on train is PVOR (fare is P demand is V)
And when fare is W and demand is T, the total expenditure becomes WTOS.

The difference between the two expenditures is URST.

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Hi! You haven't done your exam yet? I finished 2 hours ago and I think I made a couple of silly mistakes. Ugh!!!

Btw. Okay look, the fare is reduced by PW means that now the price is W. When the fare is W, demand is T, isn't it?
Thus, the initial total expenditure on train is PVOR (fare is P demand is V)
And when fare is W and demand is T, the total expenditure becomes WTOS.

The difference between the two expenditures is URST.

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Yes SitiPutri bt make sure that u dont let out any questions
 
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