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Critically analyse the South African economy using the discussion on South African economy.


How does covid 19 affect the economy?
You have the following information on an economy.
C = 0.8Yd
I = GHS78
G = GHS70
TR = GHS40
T = 0.25Y
Derive an expression for aggregate expenditure based on this model.
Determine the ste

If foreign competition for South African producers of textiles increased, then we would expect the demand for domestically produced textiles to _____ and the demand for labour to _____.



where, W = Wheat yield (kg/ha), F = Fertiliser (kg/ha) and L = Labour (hours/ha) 

Derive an expression for the least-cost expansion path given that fertiliser costs R12 per kg and labour costs R6 per hour. [4]

If the wheat producer has a budget of R9 000 to spend on fertiliser and labour, how much of each input should he use and what is the quantity of wheat he will produce? [4]

Derive expressions for the value of marginal product (VMP) of fertiliser and labour given that wheat sells at R72 per kg.


Critically analyse the South African economy using the discussion on South African economy given.

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Discuss how SADC undertakes to address the main issues raised under the three cross-cutting development issues namely, HIV/AIDS; Gender and the Environment.


why do national income includes only final good in measuring the GDP?


For each of the changes in expectations in (a) through (d), determine whether there is a right or
left shift in the IS curve, the LM curve, both curves, or neither. In each case, assume that expected
current and future inflation are equal to zero and that no other exogenous variable is changing.
a) A decrease in the expected future real interest rate.
b) An increase in the current money supply.
c) An increase in expected future taxes.
d) A decrease in expected future income

The people on thohoyandou Island buy only juice and cloth. The cip basket contains the quantities bought in 2010. The average household spent $60on the juice and $30 on cloth in 2009 when the price of juice wa $2 a bottle and the price of cloth was$5a meter. In current year 2010 juice is $4 a bottle and cloth is $6 a meter. Calculate cip per basket


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