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Utilizing the Keynesian Cross model diagram below Figure critically elucidate the short also long-term economic impact of Obama's stimulus package of $787 billion.
Explain why is the yield to maturity not always the most accurate measure of the rate of a return on a bond that is sold prior to maturity.
Explain required reserve ratio and money multiplier. If banks do not loan out all their excess reserves after the real world multiplier.
Illustrate when a bank's reserves increase, they make more loans, which creates more checking deposits and increases the money apply.
Suppose that before receiving the discount loan, FNB had no excess reserves. Required reserve ratio and money multiplier.
Illustrate what is the effect on M1. Ignore any actions the bank might take as a result of the withdrawal.
Explain adjusting the long run equilibrium by shifting the AD and AS curve. Suppose that there is an unexpected rise in the price of an important raw material.
Suppose the price of a barrel of oil increases. Illustrate which of the diagrams shows the effect of the increase in the cost of oil.
Assume that workers and firms could always predict next. Under these circumstances, is it likely that the SRAS curve would still slope upward.
We know that real GDP will increase, but we can't be sure whether the price level will rise or fall because that depends on wether the aggregate supply shifts out farther than aggregate demand.
Will each of the following cause a shift of the long run aggregate supply curve or a movement along the LRAS curve.
Describe factors shifting the aggregate demand curve. For each of the following events, state whether the aggregate demand curve would increase, decrease, or stay the same.
Evalute of natural gas prices from 1967 to 2006 in real and actual prices, compute of CPI, inflation rate & real prices. Creating the graph of real & actual prices of natural gas from 1967 t
All of the data required to compute the ATCF is given in the handout. You simply need to set up it up properly in Excel. This is a useful exercise before we begin our case study.
Explain detailed analysis and a comparative contrast of the corruption within India and China's economy.
Illustrate what is the velocity of money in this case. Suppose banks start paying interest on checking accounts, the aggregate demand function shifts.
Elucidate graphically the short-run and long-run impact of this decline on output and prices.
Suppose that G is back at its original level of 1,000, but Ms (the money supply) increases by 200. Explain by how much will Y increase in short-run equilibrium.
Explain how can the Fed keep the economy from falling into a recession if the budget deficit is reduced.
Explain how many "spells" of unemployment occur each year in this economy.
Make sure to provide explanation on whether the values of variables of interest change or remain unchanged.
Illustrate what should the central bank of Home do to keep the exchange rate fixed. What happens to domestic inflation rate.
Illustrate multiple choice macroeconomic questions related to marginal propensity, Keynesian theory, business cycle theory.
Illustrate economists believe which the economy is self regulating and will be at full employment as long as monetary policy is not errati.
Given the data of real disposable income also real consumption, draw consumption function, describe the slope, marginal propensity to consume, formula for consumption function.