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Find articles that describes the different types of operating systems (Linux, Unix, Android, ROS, z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE, etc).
What are the factors that impact an organization's financial viability?
What are primary phases of the business cycle? How does inflation affect the economy's level of real output?
In 1998, Japanese real GDP fell 2½% in spite of a sharp decline in interest rates. What factors must have shifted to offset the monetary and fiscal stimulus?
Under what circumstances is the Fed most likely to tighten when the budget deficit increases?
Explain why an increase in the value of the dollar is usually accompanied by faster growth in the money supply in an era of banking deregulation.
In the early 1980s, both US interest rates and value of dollar rose sharply, reducing the current account balance. What factors caused these varying reactions?
Explain the major reasons why an increase in income raises saving more than investment on an ex ante basis.
What factors caused this tradeoff to occur in Britain but not in Continental Europe?
Explain why a tax cut would have a greater stimulatory impact on the economy during a recession than during a boom.
Economic historians have determined that it took about 40 years from the harnessing of electricity. Explain why you think that hypothesis is valid, or why not.
That would reduce Sf, ceteris paribus. Explain what happens to the other components of I and S, and show how the economy returns to equilibrium.
Calculate the simple multiplier if the marginal propensity to consume is 0.4, investment rises $0.05 for every $1 billion increase in income, and net exports.
Explain which factors would cause the IS curve to be steeper. When is the IS curve more likely to be steep - during recessions or booms?
Explain what steps you would take under the assumptions that Both wages and prices are flexible.
What do you think happened to the money supply growth over the same time? What do you think happened to the real growth rate over the same time?
During periods of hyperinflation, real growth invariably declines and the unemployment rate rises sharply. Explain the mechanism by which this occurs.
What were the principal factors that caused the inflation rate to fall so much? Explain whether or not this is an example of Phillips curve tradeoff at work?
The guidelines remained in place under Johnson, but the rate of inflation gradually rose to almost 6%. What factors rendered the guidelines ineffective?
Explain why the rate of inflation reacted so differently to similar changes in oil prices.
What caused unemployment to decline in the UK at the same time it continued to rise across the Channel?
From 1993 through 1995, compensation per hour in the US rose an average of 2.2%. Using the standard labor market diagram, explain how these events were related.
Assuming that Krueger is correct, why is he less confident' that a further boost in the minimum wage would have no adverse effects?