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Principle of microeconomics Chapter 1 to 11 summary (MPME511) MID YEAR EXAM SOL PLAATJE
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---35May 20252024/2025
- Introduction to Economics: Study Notes Organized, concise, and visually 
appealing notes for effective learning 
1 What is Economics? 
• Definition: The study of how scarce resources are used to satisfy human wants. 
• Multiple Perspectives: 
– George Leland Bach: Study of how scarce resources satisfy human wants. 
– Michael Parkin: Social science studying choices by individuals, governments, and societies 
under scarcity. 
– Interaction of people with each other and their natural surr...
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ECS1601 ASSIGNMENT 1 2025 SEMESTER 1 Thabo bought an iPhone 14 this week at one of the local malls. In which market did he purchase the phone? a. factor market b. goods market c. local market d. labour market Clear my choice Question 2 Not yet answered
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- ECS1601 ASSIGNMENT 1 2025 SEMESTER 1 
 
Thabo bought an iPhone 14 this week at one of the local malls. In which market did he purchase the phone? 
a. 
factor market 
b. 
goods market 
c. 
local market 
d. 
labour market 
Clear my choice 
 
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….…. is an example of a stock variable, while ………… is an example of a flow variable. 
a. 
Balance on savings account; assets 
b. 
Wealth; investment 
c. 
Profit; deman...
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Economics for South African Students: Philip Mohr: 5th and 6th Edition Chapter 1 Summary
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---7January 20252024/2025
- Economics for South African Students: Philip Mohr: 5th and 6th Edition 
 
ECS1501 
ECS1601 
 
Chapter 1 Summary
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Summary notes for Economics 1A - PMIC5112
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--18November 20242024/2025
- These are in-depth study notes based on the textbook and lectures. They are neatly written and colour-coded. They cover Chapter 1 to Chapter 12 of Economics 1A - PMIC5112. (Micro-economics) These notes were written by an A+ student. 
 
The following Chapters and topics are included: 
Chapter 1: What Economics Is All About 
Chapter 2: Economic Systems 
Chapter 3: Production, income and spending 
Chapter 4: Demand, supply and price 
Chapter 5: Demand and Supply in Action 
Chapter 6: Elasticit...
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Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 of Economics 1A
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---4November 20242024/2025
- These documents cover Chapter 2: Economic systems and Chapter 3: Production, Income, and Spending from Economics 1A (PMIC5111). They are summaries using both the textbook and lectures. They are neatly written and colour-coded, written by an A+ student.
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ECS1601 ASSIGNMENT 08 SEMESTER 2 2024 One of the objectives of the South African Reserve Bank is in ation targeting, and the in ation target for South Africa is between 3 and 6 per cent. There happens to be an excess demand for goods and services, which
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- ECS1601 ASSIGNMENT 08 SEMESTER 2 2024 
 
One of the objectives of the South African Reserve Bank is in ation targeting, and the in ation target for South Africa is 
 between 3 and 6 per cent. There happens to be an excess demand for goods and services, which has led to an increase in 
 the general price level, that is, in ation. 
 If the in ation rate were above the target, it would be appropriate for the South African Reserve Bank to … 
 a. buy government bonds. 
 b. lower the interest rate l...
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BMZAcademy
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ECS1601 Assignment 7 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 29 October 2024 - Course Economics IB (ECS1601)
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- ECS1601 Assignment 7 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 29 October 2024 - Course Economics IB (ECS1601) 
Question 1 (5 marks) Maximum word count: 100 words 1.1 Suppose you live in South Africa and have the option to buy proudly South African products or international brands. With reference to the circular flow of goods and services and the circular flow of income and spending between households, firms, government and the foreign sector, provide an explanation as to why it is better to purchase the pr...
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