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3. (Consumption and Saving) Supposed that consumption equals $500 billion when disposable income is $0 and that each increase of
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How do interest rates in a nation affect foreign investment in that nation
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Erehwon is a country where the only products produced were A & B, over 3 years, 2013. 2014 & 2015. What was the Nominal GDP for
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Why can the AD curve shift to the left or the right?
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Why do you think this country has been on recession over the years, irrespective of the number of great Economists in the
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How can an economy achieve points that are outside the production possibilities curve?
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1. Which data tell you how much the price of goods inflates over a period of time?
A. consumer price index B. gross domestic
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The following are to be answered:
1.How did the decline in home prices in 2006-2008 affect aggregate demand? 2.What's wrong with
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adebisi
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The US GDP is a measurement of the total ________ of the US economy?
A) Production B) Savings C) Dollars D) Investment
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summarize the differences and a way to understand the similarities between gnp and gdp and gni
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If an unemployment is low in percentage, is that a good thing?
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Emily
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Suppose there is a temporary but significant increase in oil prices in an economy with an upward-sloping Short-Run Aggregate
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surplus better off than deficit worse off
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Suppose that you're going to interview someone in preparation for writing a research paper on teaching
techniques for
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Aggregate demand management policies are designed most directly to?
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Katy
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Suppose in an economy the nominal money supply is $ 1000, the general price level is 4 and the real output is at its full
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GDP=330
Government spending increases by 30 Investment increases by 10 Net Exports decreases by 15 MPC=.2 What is the new
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ann
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Consumer spending rose 4.5% in the month of January.
Could some one explain me this question, i don't get it 1)Positive
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Cloe henderson
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what will happen if an economy reaches its trough.other than lossofjobs,decrease in real gdp, whatwill happen????
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mahlatse
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unemployment rate is a measure of
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Which best describes how the money that individuals have in savings accounts affects the economy?
A. The money in savings
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Student
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Here is Mrs. Baker's revenue and expenses for 2014:
Revenue from sale of bread = $65,000 Cost of materials (such as sugar, yeast,
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Larry
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What compound annual growth rate is represented by these figures? (Show working).
China`s GDP was $1.9 trillion in 2004 and $10.3
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Kiri
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GDP rises from $4 trillion in 2006, the base year, to $5 trillion in 2012. The GDP deflator in 2012 is 120. Find real GDP in
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mary
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According to some economists, neither high unemployment nor large deficits will keep the economy from rebounding.
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On keynesian model what variables are used
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Sam
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suppose US nominal GDP was $6,250 billion in 2000 and GDP chain price index is 125.0. Real GDP is:
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rodney
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in 1990, US nominal GDP was $5,744 billion and the GDP chain price index is 93.6. Real GDP in 1996 dollars is approximately:
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rodney
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EconMacro4 Chapter 9 Aggregate Expenditures and Demand
7. A. What are the components of aggregate expenditure? Page 148 Add to
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Why do opportunity costs change?
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Esther
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Hello, I am currently busy writing an essay and run against a wall:
If government decreases the corporate tax rate, what would be
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Tom
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If the Gross National Product (GNP) goes up, this means
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The money supply in $1 trillion, the price level equals 2, and real GDP is $5 trillion in base-year dollars. What is the income
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dion
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Suppose last month’s inflation report estimated monthly inflation to be 0.4% over the month. The monetary authorities want
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what are excluded in the GDP?
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Stagflation refers to an economy that is what, but which has what?
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What does stagnant and inflation means
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Darius
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Assume that the United States operates under a flexible exchange rate regime. Comment on the following statement: "The U.S.
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Josh
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C=15+0.50Y+0.0.5W
I=100 W=1,200 Calculate the values of equilibrium Y,C,and S
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puddin
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Which of the following accurately characterizes the distribution of real GDP per capita internationally?
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hannah
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What has the real GDP for the US been like for the past 10 years, and what does this mean for the economic health of the nation?
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chhristine
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How Does Public Capital Affect a Nations Curve?
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Suppose there is a temporary but significant increase in oil prices in an economy with an upward-sloping Short-Run Aggregate
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jen
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Suppose there is a temporary but significant increase in oil prices in an economy with an upward-sloping Short-Run Aggregate
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jen
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Determine whether each of the following would cause a shift in the aggregate demand curve, the aggregate supply curve, neither,
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Which are ways that the economy is affected when the unemployment rate goes up? Select the two correct answers.
A. Fewer people
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classify each as microeconomics or macroeconomics ?
1)The national unemployment rises 2)The wage increases of nurses do not keep
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monica
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define the term recessionary gap
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Geo
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Assume that output is defined by K^0.5 (EL)^0.5, where K denotes capital, L denotes labour, E denotes labour efficiency; K =
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Explain how each will impact the size of autonomous expenditure multiplier, other variables constant.
(a) Decrease in marginal
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