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you are missing the analysis and evaluation

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you are missing the analysis and evaluation

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This is pretty bare! Pls read the link belwo to better yur understanding of the topic

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This is pretty bare! Pls read the link belwo to better yur understanding of the topic

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https://www.tutor2u.net/economics/reference/government-intervention-producer-subsidies

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1) CPC
2) A bit of CLASPP (borrowed from my paper 1 essay but adapted to the article I am doing)

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Something about market failure but struggling

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As the government imposes a subsidy of x$, the supply curve will shift downwards from S to S1, assuming ceteris paribus. The market will find a new equilibrium point: price will decrease from P to P1, while quantity supplied and demanded will increase from Q to Q2.

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In November of 2017, British government decides to "abolish" giving out subsidies due to the amount of land owned by a farmer, reducing food production and sacrificing 40 per cent of consumption, by making Britain more reliable on imports. The government decides to replace the criteria for subsidies grant with environmental benefits plus a "means-tested livelihood support" for the poorest workers.

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- Address the problem: The British government gives out subsidies to farmers based on the land they own which turn out to be very wealthy farmers who are not in need of subsidies. This makes the farmers who need subsidies get none, due to opportunity cost.

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Subsidies -
Merit Goods -
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Market failure -