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A month later, Bob buys a $1000 government bond from the Fed with this money. A) What happens to the money supply (M1)? Does it increase or decrease? By how much? The money supply decreases by $1000. B) How would this impact Bob's future spending? Would it increase or decrease? Bobs future spending would increase because he will make a profit from the savings bond. C) Under what circumstances would Bob be likely to buy bonds ? (describe the economy, his perceptions) D) 5 years later Bob sells the bond for $1000 and buys $1000 in common stock. Describe the differences in Bob's investment portfolio. (how does it differ; what are the risks; what are his returns)
Brenna's bakery makes the tastiest chocolate chip cookies in Silver Spring. Brenna sells her cookies for $5 a dozen at her store. To make the cookies she needs $1 worth of flour, $0.50 worth of sugar, $1 worth of chocolate chips and $0.25 for all the..
Economically, when is it best for a firm to outsource or contract-out some part of its production? Provide an example of a business task or operation that it would make sense to outsource. Provide an example of a government task that it would be eco..
The initial cost of a pickup truck is $10323 and will have a salvage value of $3850 after five years. Maintenance is estimated to be a uniform gradient amount of $160 per year, with zero dollar for first year maintenance. The operation cost is estima..
A commuter drives 10 miles on a highway at 60 miles/hour, and then drives 10 miles on local streets at 15 miles/hour. Use the harmonic mean to find the average speed of the trip.
Which type of industries would make the most use of short-range forecasts? Which would make the most use of medium-range forecasts? Which would make the most use of long-range forecasts? Why?
Spacely Sprockets' short-run cost curve is: C(q, K) = + 15K, where q is the number of Sprockets produced and K is the number of robot hours Spacely hires.
Since its introduction during World War II as a measure of wartime production capacity, the Gross National Product (GNP), now routinely measured as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), has become the nation's foremost indicator of economic progress. It is n..
Effective target marketing requires marketers to do which of the following?
Suppose the short-run Phillips Curve shifts from SRPC1 to SRPC3. At a 5% inflation rate, will the unemployment rate increase or decrease? By how much?
The consulting firm McKinsey and Company expects this combination of medical care and tourism in India to approach $2 billion a year by 2012.
Give an example of an event or incident that has taken place in the U.S. economy which has a major economic impact--be specific, e.g., 9/11 attack, natural disaster, rise or fall in oil prices due to OPEC policies, consumer optimism or pessimism abou..
NBC executives have developed a new professional sports league—the XBL (Extreme Badmiton League). The short-run production function for televised games has been determined to be Q=25L-2.25L2, where L is the number of players.
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