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The impact of supply bottlenecks on world economy

Bottlenecks refer to the situation where firms are unable to meet demand because of delays, shortages and lack of spare capacity. Bottlenecks can occur from a spike in demand or disruptions to supply. They can lead to higher prices, inflation, shortages of goods and even lower economic growth. For many years, we have grown accustomed …

International trade between different countries is an important factor in raising living standards, providing employment and enabling consumers to enjoy a greater variety of goods. International trade has occurred since the earliest civilisations began trading, but in recent years international trade has become increasingly important with a larger share of GDP devoted to exports and …

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Supplementary Goods

Definition – Supplementary goods are two goods that are used together. For example, if you have a car, you also need petrol to run the car. If you have a tv, a supplementary good would be an Amazon widget which allows you access to a much greater range of tv programmes. Examples of supplementary good …