The meaning of economies of product differences... The greater the difference in products produced by two economies the greater the economic efficiency to be obtained from trade between the two as per the theory of comparative advantage.
That depends on what three 'economies' you are talking about.
...a single-product firm!
Market economies respond by increasing the costs of goods that are highly demanded. They also increase production for the items.
all economies today are actually (mixed)
Why might developed economies want to outsource manufacturing and other jobs to developing economies?
That depends on what three 'economies' you are talking about.
I had this worksheet for S.S and it said why are single product economies UNSTABLE ... so the answere is UNSTABLE
...a single-product firm!
Yes, economies fluctuate, meaning they experience ups and downs, due to many factors.
Market economies respond by increasing the costs of goods that are highly demanded. They also increase production for the items.
with examples? Conceptual meaning and associative meanings differences
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The more of a product you make the cheaper it becomes to make each one.
Economies go into a recession after a decline in the Gross Domestic Product growth rate following a period of irrational exuberance. This exuberance can often be felt in housing or high technology areas.
Tropical fruit, especifically bananas. Hence the term banana republic.