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Briefing on the question of whether capital generated in the industrialized countries is finding its way to the less-developed and emerging markets according to the Old World bank and OECD and other
Problem: How does government policies affect the role of this factor in the economic growth process. (The four factors.)
Question 1) How does the trade deficit impact the U.S. economy? Question 2) How do changes in exchange rate affect a federal government organization?
Ceteris Paribus means "other things the same" or "all other things being equal". In the Keynesian, Classical, and Solow model, what is the impact of an increase in production technology ceteris par
Given the cyclical nature of government tax revenues and spending, how would the resulting budget deficit or surplus vary over the business cycle?
Describe the evolution and responsibilities of the Federal Reserve System. What circumstances promulgated both the development and composition of the system?
Suppose a country has been running a significant expansionary fiscal policy for many years. Monetary policy has not been particularly expansionary or contractionary.
In contrarily, suppose that the Fed unexpectedly increases the rate of money growth. What are the effect on short-term and long-term interest rates, and why those effects are different.
Using a "time + money" activity perspective, what are some of the changes you might anticipate from each of the following trends: a. The impact on Internet usage patterns as more of the world's Int
How does the distinction between nominal and real interest rates add uncertainty to the effect of monetary policy on the economy?
If you had access to the proprietary data of paypal.com, what additional economic questions might you be able to study that you wouldn't with a traditional brick and mortar retailer?
What would you expect to see happen to the cost of a checking account if banks could not make loans? What would happen to the amount of investment made by businesses? Explain.
Is the market system the best kind of economic system for businesses to operate in? Why or why not? What role, if any, should the government play in affecting the supply and demand of a key commodit
Two economies, Hare and Tortoise, each start with a real GDP per person of $5000 in 1950. Real GDP per person grows 3% per year in Hare and 1% per year in Tortoise. In the year 2000, what will
Should a nation's income be distributed to its members according to their contributions to the production of that total income or according to the member's needs? Should society attempt to equalize
Assume that GDP (Y) is 5000. Consumption is C = 1000 + .3(Y-T). Investment is I = 1500 - 50r, where r is the real interest rate. Taxes T are 1000, and government expenditures (G) are 1500. a. Calcul
Question 1. How this situation would be depicted using an IS-LM diagram where the equilibrium and interest rate before the fall in real estate values are Y0 and r0 (Y subzero and r subzero for incom
Question: To what extent is the Solow model a useful framework for understanding the growth of nations? Question: Compare and contrast Sachs and Warner vs. Rodrik on the sources and best means of atta
Plan in detail five ways an organization can benefit from international trade.
sing the Basic Trade Model, illustrate the distinct terms-of-trade effects of (i) import-biased growth in country A and (ii) export-biased growth in country A. All else equal, which kind of growth w
Which of the following is not one of the basic preconditions for economic growth?
Illustrate and elaborate: "The critical thing about exchange rates is that they provide a direct link between the prices of goods and services produced in all trading nations of the world." Explain
Please explain why after such unprecedented economic growth, technical advance, and expansion of the size and scope of government since the 1930's do economies still experience economic cycles and s
Question 1. Fluctuations around the long-term growth rate are called: A) recessions. B) depressions. C) expansions. D) business cycles.
Problem: What marketing, pricing, distribution or other competitive advantages can firms exploit (use the concept of zero sum, positive sum, and negative sum games, and dominant market participants)