Shifts in demand
P - population
A - Adverts/ age
S - Substitute good price
I - Income
F - Fashion
I - interest
C - Complement good price
Shifts in supply
P - Population/ productivity
I - indirect tax
N - number of firms
T - technology
S - subsidies
W - weather
C - costs
Internal economies of scale
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R - risk-bearing
F - financial
M - managerial
T - technology
M - marketing
P - purchasing
External economies of scale
T - Transport
R - R&D
S - Suppliers
Diseconomies of scale
C - control
C - communication
C - co-ordination
M - motivation
Barriers to entry and exit
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P - patents
E - EOS
R - regulations
M - market leaders
S - sunk costs
B - brand loyalty
A - adverts
R - R&D
Conditions for contestable markets
Contestable markets pros and cons
Pros: all types of efficiency
A - allocation efficient
PE - productive efficiency
X - x efficiency
D - dynamic efficiency
Cons:
- Instability
- less long-term investment
Pros and cons of mergers
Pros:
M - market power
E - EOS
C - Competition elimination
S - savings
S - synergies
Cons: Don’t condone large merger jumps
D - DEOS
C - costs on consumers
L - legal issues
M - monopoly power
J - job loss
Demand for labour
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W - Wages
D - demand derived
P - productivity
P - price of FOP
T - technology
R - regulations
Supply for labour
B - benefits
M - migration
W - wages
A - age
P - population
L - legislation
E - Education
Free trade benefits
A - Allocative efficiency
C - Choice
C - Competition
E - Economic growth
P - Prices
P - Productive
T - Technology
D - Dynamic efficiency
Free trade cons
D - Deficit (trade)
O - Over-reliance
U - Unemployment
S - Standards
E - Environment
Reasons for protectionism
T - tax revenue
I - infant industry
D - deficit
E - employment
D - dumping
Reasons against protectionism
C - choice
A - allocative inefficiency
P - price/ costs
R- retaliation
I - inelastic demand