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Question 1: Any point to the left and below the IS-curve means that :
Problem 1: Aggregate supply reflects billions of production decisions made by:
What is the short term economic outcome if price levels in the US increase and consumers buy less output as a result?
a) Describe the effect of this development on the demand for pollution rights. b) What is the effect on the price and quantity of pollution under each regulatory system? Explain.
If the agency is correct about demand, what is the short run competitive price for rental apartments in this market? What is the price elasticity of demand?
Using an aggregate supply/demand framework to help your argument, please explain how the action will in theory impact business investment and economic growth in the involved economies?
Using aggregate supply and aggregate demand analysis, explain what effects, if any, the following changes have on each nation's Price Index and real GDP. Explain and show with appropriate supply &am
Hurricane Katrina was a natural disaster that would have had an impact in the US economy. What effect would Hurricane Katrina have on aggregate demand or aggregate supply, other things being constan
Do all government purchases have the same effect on aggregate demand? Defend your answer with economic reasoning.
What is the expended change to gross product and the price level likely to be in the short run? How can this be illustrated by an aggregate demand and supply model?
Consider a macro model that has both a consumption function that depends on lagged income (Like Freidman's permanent income equation) and an investment equation that depends with a lag, on changes i
Consider the relationship between monetary policy and the financing of the deficit. a) Suppose that the reserve ratio r is =0.1, and the currency ratio c =0.2. Assume that G - T +F = $200billion.
Suppose you earn $1,800 at the beginning of each month from your part-time job. Initially you cash your entire paycheck and spend your money evenly throughout the month. A. What are your average cas
Problem: Thinking of an incident that has impacted our economy, try to see if it affected aggregate demand or aggregate supply. Which of these curves shifted? How can this be corrected through Fisca
Use an aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply (AS)model (short run model) to analyze this problem. Do not use a different model. Use AD & AS.
For each of the following, explain whether it shifts the short-run aggregate supply curve, the long-run aggregate supply curve, or the aggregate demand curve (or more than one of these).
What are three factors that can change the economy's potential output? What is the impact of shifts of the aggregate demand curve on potential output?
Explain the significance and implications of various economic theories pertaining to profit, consumer choice, demand and supply, forecasting and optimization.
Task: Describe the policy mix that would result in each of the following situations: a. The interest rate decreases, investment increases, and the change in aggregate output is indeterminate. b. Aggre
The graph shows the aggregate demand curve in a representative economy. Suppose that there is a decrease in taxes. using the line drawing tool, show the effect on the aggregate demand curve, and lab
Problem: Some quick thoughts on the following statement: Minimum wage increases unemployment among young workers and unskilled workers.
Question: If monetary and fiscal policy have fairly long lag times, how can they be effective ways to neutralize the economy?
Question 1: If Real GDP is less than Natural Real GDP, the economy is in____________.
Solve the following problem by developing new policies, actions or solutions. Identify how we can pay for this solution to be implemented? New taxes? Cuts in present programs? Are there any changes
Task: Which of the following would most likely increase the slope of the yield curve? 1. An increase in the rate that prices are expected to increase over the next 30 years. 2. A decrease in the risk-