Questions LLC
Login
or
Sign Up
Ask a New Question
Macroeconomics
Page 5
Questions (1,426)
What is the difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics?
2 answers
asked by
Fituma Furgasa Worku
69 views
Kwelo tlase ya ikonomi
2 answers
asked by
Josaya
41 views
Unemployment is on the rise though inflation is quite low. Gross Domestic Product is rising but more slowly than the goal rate.
5 answers
asked by
Heather
1,196 views
Question 1 (1.00 points)
Cost-push inflation: a. is caused by excessive total spending. b. shifts the nation's production
15 answers
asked by
njabulo
1,718 views
The total value of all goods and services produced by a nation in one year is known as what?(1 point)
Responses gross domestic
1 answer
asked by
Fatima
126 views
This economic term means rapid increases in prices when money buys less as the prices increase.
1 answer
asked by
John B
113 views
As people attempt to save more, the result is both a decline in output and unchanged saving. Discuss
1 answer
asked by
Christopher
59 views
What is the best definition of gross domestic product, or GDP?
A. money paid to the government in taxes to support public goods
1 answer
asked by
goodog
119 views
What is it called when prices rise at a high rate?
A. interest rate B. net export C. inflation D. taxes
1 answer
asked by
goodog
117 views
What is the best description of GDP per capita?
A. an economy's total output divided by its total population B. an economy’s
1 answer
asked by
goodog
155 views
Assume the simple spending multiplier
equals 10. Determine the size and direction of any changes in the aggregate expenditure
4 answers
asked by
Amber
2,188 views
If the MPC is .8 and the government increases both spending and lump-sum taxes by $100 million, then we would expect:
a) an
3 answers
asked by
Harry
1,253 views
Why do we consider a business-cycle expansion different from long-run economic growth?
Why do we care about the size of the
4 answers
asked by
smeffy
1,357 views
Will the aggregate quantity of goods and services demanded become more
sensitive or less sensitive to changes in the price level
3 answers
asked by
Dave
1,476 views
5. The problem of determining what goods and services society should produce:
A.exists because we can produce more than we need
3 answers
asked by
Johnny
1,452 views
The effect of a decline in taxes on the level of income will differ somewhat from an increase in government expenditures of the
1 answer
asked by
Amy
787 views
The value of the marginal propensity to save is 0.2. If real GDP increases by $50 billion, this situation was the result of an
2 answers
asked by
Amy
931 views
a) Suppose the economy is characterized by the following behavioral equations:
C = c0 + c1YD YD = Y – T I = b0 + b1Y Government
2 answers
asked by
Eve
1,154 views
use the expenditure equation for gdp=c+i+g+xn find the values for each sector for the years 1929 and 1933. determine the
1 answer
asked by
patricia
399 views
Consider a simple economy consisting of only four firms. Firm A, a mining enterprise, extracts iron ore. Firm B, a Steelmaker,
4 answers
asked by
Linda
796 views
Question 4 (1.00 points)
The multiplier effect indicates that: a. a decline in the interest rate will cause a proportionately
2 answers
asked by
thabo
1,064 views
Which identifies the increase in the price of goods and decrease in the value of money?
recession inflation*** unemployment
4 answers
asked by
ILY
1,469 views
Explain how it's possible for actual GDP to temporarily exceed full-employment GDP.
"full-employment GDP" is a defined concept.
1 answer
asked by
Megan
546 views
A decrease in aggregate demand will cause
A. aggregate supply to fall according to classical economists, and prices to fall
3 answers
asked by
Mac
1,059 views
Suppose that the following equations describe an economy (C, I, G, T, and Y
are measured in billions of dollars and r is measured
3 answers
asked by
yaw
1,096 views
countries seek economic development because it
3 answers
asked by
carlos
535 views
What conditions account for the boom-and-bust cycles experienced by Washington’s economy in the latter half of the 20th
3 answers
asked by
Joa
1,455 views
Real GDP is a good measure of performance of an economy. Explain why.
2 answers
asked by
Paul
40 views
Using the unabridged Fisher equation, determine the nominal interest rate if expected inflation is 4.25% and real interest rate
4 answers
asked by
keshi kumar
881 views
Suppose the rate of inflation this year is 4.5%. What is the percentage decrease in the buying power of a dollar?
a) 4.3% b) 4.7%
4 answers
asked by
Jessica
1,587 views
The economy's total output divided by its total population is called
A. gross national product B. circular flow C. GDP per
5 answers
asked by
Evan
1,615 views
An expansionary fiscal policy can be partially offset by a(n):
a. increase in aggregate demand b. increase in aggregat supply c.
4 answers
asked by
Amy
1,080 views
When the price of corn dogs is $1.00, 5,000 corn dogs are demanded. When the price of corn dogs is $2.00, 2,500 are demanded.
3 answers
asked by
Ashaki
886 views
In the solow growth model, suppose initially that the economy is in its steady state, in which the saving rate is lower than the
3 answers
asked by
Thomas Ombeni
183 views
How did Inflation in the 1970s contribute to washington's.
boom-and-bust cycles? A.It decreased unemployment in key industries.
11 answers
asked by
Coolie
975 views
If the average level of nominal income in a nation is $21,000 and the price level index is 154, the average real income is
4 answers
asked by
Anonymous
1,058 views
Define biased and unbiased ppf
4 answers
asked by
Akekundira Edgar
1,482 views
Principals of national economic account
3 answers
asked anonymously
30 views
What are the approaches of measuring gdp
3 answers
asked by
.
34 views
What is the formula for determining the GDP per capita of a place?(1 point)
Responses the total wealth of the place divided by
3 answers
asked anonymously
109 views
An increase in an economy's resource pool will:
1)shift the short-run aggregate supply curve inward. 2)cause a movement along the
3 answers
asked by
Këya
533 views
Consider an economy with a constant nominal money supply, a constant level of real output Y = 100, and a constant real interest
3 answers
asked by
Sally
1,534 views
System of national account is expected to be comprehensive, consistent and integrated. What does this mean
3 answers
asked by
.
19 views
List components of gross capital formation
3 answers
asked by
.
28 views
Institutional unit?
3 answers
asked by
.
28 views
How do Keynesian economists address economic recessions?
A. with interest rate hikes B. with federal bond purchases C. with
3 answers
asked by
dbh
653 views
Given the following information, convert the figure for nominal GDP (nGDP) in 2014 to its real GDP (rGDP) value in 2006 dollars.
3 answers
asked by
Caitlin
678 views
1.to measure how much the cost of some variable changes over time, you would use?
2.if an index number calculation over 8 years
3 answers
asked by
mirjee
384 views
If the Consumer Price Index was 110 in one year and 117 in the next year, the rate of inflation from one year to the next was
a)3
4 answers
asked by
Anonymous
1,251 views
in what ways do the reasons that explain the downward slope of the aggregate demand curve differ from the reasons that explain
4 answers
asked by
ari
1,400 views
Pages
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Parent Categories (14)
Business
Economic Concepts
Economic Theories
Economic Theory
Economics
Economics and Finance
Economics or Business
Economics/Finance
Economy
Education
Finance
Microeconomics
Positive Economics
Productivity