Contrasts the continuous current account deficits

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Q1. Given a supply also demand function, solve for marketplace equilibrium mathematically also Elucidate how effects on equilibrium of shifts in supply also demand.

Q2. if an excise tax is imposed on automobiles Illustrate what occurs to the demand also supply curve?

Q3. Illustrate what are the projected earnings for a 26 year old in the 1st regression?

Q4. Compare also contrasts the continuous current account deficits of the U.S. with the continuous current account surpluses of Japan. Converse the likely long-term consequences for both countries.

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