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Suppose that the Federal Reserve sells $5 million worth of government securities to General Motors. What is the effect on the quantity of bank reserves.
What are the costs of higher education. What method would you use to assign a monetary value to a university degree. Examples using fictitious data are welcome.
what role do fiscal and monetary policies have in causing higher or lower budget deficits. How do budget deficits affect overall long-term economic growth and the debt that the U.S. has to contend
what actions should policymakers from a fiscal and monetary perspective take to offset this pressure in order to keep the foreign exchange value of the dollar stable.
Explain how this monetary policy affects the money supply, interest rate, investment spending, aggregate demand, and equilibrium level of GDP.
what was done to the federal funds rate--increased, decreased, or no change from previous meeting. Given the current state of the U.S. economy, should the Fed be using expansionary monetary policy
Define the opportunity cost of getting your degree by analyzing what steps and economic factors a potential student must make when choosing to pursue an education.
What types of data would need to be protected to address economic policy for long-term protection of an environmental resource. How would the data influence policy recommendations.
How do the monetary policies of central banks around the world influence you. How do they influence a nation's economic goals of achieving full employment, controlling inflation, sustaining adequate
Provide supporting points to justify your time line. Analyze the interrelationship of the politics and processes inherent in public budgeting and finance.
Explain how monetary policy and actions by the Federal Reserve influence national economic goals of achieving full employment, controlling inflation, sustaining adequate growth.
Discuss the differences between unemployment and underemployment and give examples of each. Why might changes in unemployment be a lagging indicator in an economic recovery.
Some people wish to adopt children, and some women want to or are willing to put their babies up for adoption. Should the government prohibit, regulate, or allow adoptive parents to pay the birth m
Which of the following is not an example of an externality. Explain why the other examples are externalities and why the one you selected is not.
Why do you think governments that have invested in the U.S. dollar such as China are concerned about U.S. quantitative easing. Will quantitative easing lead China and other countries to invest less
Given the current strength of the U.S. dollar, how much longer do you think the U.S. government can continue borrowing large amounts of money.
In light of the recent banking crisis, do you recommend more or less government intervention and regulation of the banking industry.
What is the difference between fiscal policy and monetary policy. Is deficit spending monetary policy. We have done a lot of deficit spending since 2008. Has it worked.
Do the International Monetary System's policies support or impede the progress of developing economies. Do these policies encourage or discourage investment in these developing economies.
What changes in your financial planning will you be making based on your predictions concerning interest rates. Will this change your plans concerning buying a home.
What does the money supply consist of and what are the respective amounts in the total money supply for the United States.
Explain the process of a contractionary monetary policy. Why would the Fed follow a contractionary policy.What are the similarities and differences between fiscal policy and monetary policy.
Illustrate what is the role of monetary policy in influencing the relationship between production, employment, disposable income, and spending.
Apparently, however, if velocity of money increases we can also have growth. Does this mean that if the money supply never increased (credit via banks stopped altogether) that the aggregate demand
How has the Fed changed since the financial collapse in 2008. What would you suggest to help the economy rebound.