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control in apples molded by penicillium expansum most of the patulin is confined to the region of damaged tissue and simply removing the lesions
q illustrate biological effects of patulinbiological activity patulin has an acute oral ld50 in rodents of about 30-50 mgkg and has been shown to be
occurrence it is found in a range of foods based on fruits presence of patulin in fruit juice is a indication that the juice was extracted from poor
q what do you mean by patulinit is a toxic and antibiotic metabolite produced by several species of penicillin aspergillus and paeciliomyces but the
q control of ochratoxincontrol once ochratoxin a has been formed in a food it is difficult to remove by most forms of food processing cooking with or
q illustrate biological effects of ochratoxinbiological effects it is associated with the chronic progressive kidney disease in humans known as
q when ochratoxin molds can occurochratoxin a is a phenylalanyl derivative of a substituted isocoumarin produced by penicillium verrucosum in
q classical model and the long-term phillips curvein classical model l and real wage are determined from equilibrium conditions in the labor market l
summary of the phillips curvesin neo-classical synthesis augmented phillips curve is known as the short-run phillips curve it is presumed to be
a significant argument for the augmentation has to do with concept of money illusion money illusion means that you care about nominal rather than
neo-classical synthesis is a synthesis of classical model and keynesian model in brief it states that keynesian model is correct in the short run
the problem with the keynesian modelwe can classify two problems with the keynesian model as developed so far1 pi is exogenous although inflation may
ad-curve just like before displays combinations of y and p where both goods market and money market are in equilibrium at any given instance even
the as-ad model with inflationwhen we remove assumption of constant prices to allow varying real wages resulting model was known as as-ad model
q what is is-lm model with inflationthe is-lm model with inflation the basic assumptionwe developed is-lm model with constant wages and prices we
the lm curve with inflation we know that lm curve will shift upwards when p increases presuming ms is constant this is still true though we can
aggregate demand with inflationin previous versions of keynesian model components of aggregate demand did not depend on p in is-lm and in as-ad
q nominal interest rate and expected inflationwhen we have inflation we cant of course presume that expected inflation is zero so real interest rate
q explain about price inflationthe major reason for allowing for non-constant wages in the model is that we then can allow for persistent
q what do you mean by wage inflationwe will develop the keynesian model removing the assumption of fixed nominal wages we state wage inflation pw as
q show the equations of the as-ad modelthe equations of the as-ad model to preacutecis the as-ad model we can have a glance at its equations is-lm
q determination of variables in as-ad modelonce y and p are determined all other endogenous variables would be determined as well interest rate is
q aggregate supply in as-ad modelin order to figure out all the variables in as-ad model we need one more equilibrium condition so that we can
the ad curve is the aggregate demandthe ad curve is the aggregate demand as a function of p whenthe goods and money market are both in
the is-curve in the as-ad model the is-curve is not affected by p in the as-ad modelwe can define an is-curve in the as-ad model similarly to the