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Explain how banks are financial intermediaries. What are reserves? What are excess reserves? Explain how the Fed can affect the quantity of excess reserves in the banking system. Your response should
What is the role of money in the modern economy? How well would our economy function without money? What would the consequences be?
Using the CSU Online Library and the unit reading assignment, explore the capital budgeting techniques covered in the unit, NP, PI, IRR, and Payback. Compare and contrast each of the techniques with a
Go to the Bureau of Labor Statistics website, www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.toc.htm, and click on "Employment Situation Summary"
Using the CSU Online Library and the unit reading assignment, explore the capital budgeting techniques covered in the unit, NP, PI, IRR, and Payback.
What interests or surprises you about the summary table? How does that rate compare with the rate in the previous month or quarter? Discuss the differences in unemployment rates by gender, age, educat
rom the Blades' Use of Long-Term Financing case study, formulate an overall corporate financial strategy to support the long-term financing of Blades, Inc.
In looking at GDP we see that not all aspects are counted. Do you find that the items like buying a home or a used car should be counted in GDP?
What is the primary function of banks in the macro economy? How do banks facilitate the circular flow?
Corruption, the Merriam Webster dictionary (n.d.) defines corruption as the "impairment of integrity, virtue, or moral principle, or inducement to wrong by improper or unlawful means (as bribery). Man
Compare the market-wide result of the individual perfectly competitive firms' choices of profit-maximizing output level with the choice of the monopolist. Explain the implications of the break-up fo
What are macroeconomic factors and are they useful for economic forecasting? What are economic indicators? Are any of them useful for forecasting economic growth?
If a small country like Israel eliminated all import duties and tariffs could Israel's economy prosper even more as Hong Kong has done with few or no trade barriers?
The United States, Brazil,and Argentina are land rich and efficient farming countries. Which countries have large pools of low cost labor? How do countries with no natural resources manage to manufact
A pure monopolist determines that at the current level of output the marginal cost of production is $2, average variable costs are $2.75, and average total costs are $2.95. The marginal revenue
Check your client's Web site to find out if it discusses its business plans for now and in the future. This is often found in a public company's annual report. Private companies sometimes list their b
Analyze the economic impact of major social problems and issues such as poverty, discrimination, crime, income distribution, the role of government, and other major issues.
Merchandising What is the difference between a service and a merchandising business? Provide an example of each. What are three new types of merchandising accounts?
Joe has never trusted banks and always kept his money in cash. Joe pulls out his money jar, discovers that it has $20,000 in it, and decides it is unsafe to keep that much cash. Joe stops at the Local
rite a four to five (4-5) page paper in which you: 1.Describe the business and explain the general pattern of change of the particular market model indicating how this change is likely to impact busin
Give an example of an event or incident that has taken place in the U.S. economy which has a major economic impact--be specific, e.g., 9/11 attack,
What effect would each of the following have on aggregate demand or aggregate supply
Explain how the change in the required reserve ratio would influence the business price levels and consequently the price levels in the economy. Determine the impact the interest rate would have in re
From the scenario, identify the possible illegal or unethical activities activities in which the print shop boss plans to engage in, and identify the consequences on society from an economic point of