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Q1. What will be the free market wage rate and employment level?
How does the economy affect the housing industry? What economic influences affect the housing industry in a negative way?
Changes in government policy are likely to have an increasing, a decreasing or an uncertain effects on employment in this industry.
Calculate the industry equilibrium wage/employment combination.
Similar information on the United States for comparison: Compare conditions in your selected countries with those in the U.S.
Analyze the effects on wages and employment of such agreements. Also, indicate some of the reasons why they may be difficult to enforce.
Why is GDP a poor measure of wealth distribution? Could the socio-demographic factors be an answer? What does wealth distribution means.
Research monetary and fiscal policies that have affected the housing industry. Find 2 sources to help you answer following questions about housing industry:
Describe a. How the restrictions of a single rate leads to an adverse selection problem
Find three current articles about the economy on http://www.economist.com. Write a response identifying at least one of the ten principles of economics for each
Question: What is mean by "neutrality" or "superneutrality" of money? Give examples and discuss when they are likely.
Identity the legal business issue(s) raised in the article, Discuss how the legal issue(s) affected business.
The total number of unemployed people was 7,300,000. 1. Labor force participation rate 2. Unemployment Rate 3. Employment Rate.
o How have these policies affected the employment rates for your chosen industry?
Please describe the concepts of full employment, inflationary gaps, and recessionary gaps.
You observe that output is above full-employment output. Politicians are arguing about the possible reasons.
Question 1: What did Keynes say we should do to Aggregate Demand during times of recession or depression?
What is the effect of this new technology on MP(L), and on MRP(L)?
Throughout the 1990s, Western Europe experienced high rates of unemployment, while in the United States, the rate of unemployment remained far below
I need to find an article, it has to be from the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Business Week, Forbes or Entrepreneur that I can answer the following questions:
At each level of output calculate savings. At each level of output, calculate unplanned investment ( inventory change).
Suppose that businesses in this nation suddenly anticipate higher future profitability from the investments they undertake today.
Question: All of the economic implications of a tariff are due to two of its properties. What are they?
What are absolute advantage and comparative advantage? Why will resources specialize according to their comparative advantages?
What is the basic thrust of Keynesian demand-side policies? Why was economic policy based on Keynes' ideas effective in promoting prosperity in the 1960's?