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to r/AskEconomics by KaleidoscopeEyesGal
3 weeks ago
Did Trump’s washing machine tariffs work?
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to r/AskEconomics by KaleidoscopeEyesGal
1 month ago
How is the AD-AS model true?
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to r/AskEconomics by zeriia
1 week ago
Is it possible for a country with little natural resources to implement strong worker protection laws, and still survive economically?
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to r/AskEconomics by just_tee
1 week ago
Why are most currencies of major economies capped at 100 except India , Japan and Korea ?
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in India
to r/AskEconomics by EdisonCurator
1 week ago
If tariffs are widely regarded as bad by economists, why is it still so common for countries to raise tariffs?
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to r/AskEconomics by 27SunshineSt
3 months ago
Is there a way to fund the government without relying on taxes?
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to r/AskEconomics by divine_pearl
4 months ago
Scrooge Mcduck's vault. Is it bad for the economy that he has money/ gold coins stored in his vault? Wouldn't it be better for the economy if its reinvested back into the economy?
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to r/AskEconomics by shadowt1tan
5 months ago
Will standard of living in the future get better?
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to r/AskEconomics by Few_Safety_2532
5 months ago
Why do countries like Pakistan need IMF aid to pay $7 billion of debt when the GDP is 375 billion?
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in Pakistan
to r/AskEconomics by Rajat_Sirkanungo
5 months ago
What is the difference between economic calculation problem and the knowledge problem?
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to r/AskEconomics by spiritofniter
5 months ago
Is volume discount a violation of law of supply and demand (LSD)?
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to r/AskEconomics by no_damage26
5 months ago
If the target inflation rate is 2% yearly does that mean eventually we’ll see single items be priced at over three digits?
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to r/AskEconomics by efraker
5 months ago
Labor and Capital are compliments... until automation?
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to r/AskEconomics by ThisUnderstanding489
5 months ago
What would happen to the U.S. economy if we simultaneously implemented $1,800 UBI for all adult *indiviuals* earning under $500,000/yr & a 75% tax on ALL income over $1,000,000 per individual tomorrow?
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to r/AskEconomics by AssistanceKey8400
5 months ago
Why do people use debt/GDP as a measure, shouldnt it be tax revenue/GDP ?
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to r/AskEconomics by mao_intheshower
5 months ago
Isn't a land value tax easily manipulated through downzoning?
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to r/AskEconomics by ExperienceManagement
5 months ago
How does supply / demand and pricing work for products where there is no negotiation?
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to r/AskEconomics by read-it-on-reddit
5 months ago
Why does the ratio of earnings between college graduates and non-college graduates vary widely by state?
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to r/AskEconomics by Common_Sense921
5 months ago
How does a rightward shift in an inelastic supply curve increase equilibrium quantity?
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to r/AskEconomics by mozzzafiato
5 months ago
Impact of tying wages to inflation?
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to r/AskEconomics by huescaragon
5 months ago
Will we ever get rich people to actually pay their taxes?
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to r/AskEconomics by Iamapineapple17
5 months ago
How much exactly do keiretsus and chaebols dominate?
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to r/AskEconomics by Stancyzk
5 months ago
Does the central bank finance the government by buying bonds?
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to r/AskEconomics by Limulemur
5 months ago
What can be done to address the disproportionate rise of costs relative to income in the US?
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to r/AskEconomics by Neat-Vehicle-2890
5 months ago
Economics gets mega complicated. So why does the fed only control interest rates?
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