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Suppose we start at a position where we are at full employment. Explain what effect a contractionary fiscal policy would have on the price level and real GDP starting from full employment equilibrium. What would the effect be if we had and expansionary fiscal policy.
Provide an example of how fiscal also monetary policies compliment or work against each other.
After a nation's (not USA) foreign-capital flows are frozen, a large international supply of USD dollars shows up. What happens to the quantity of USD dollars demanded.
Illustrtae what are the nominal rates of interest for both the United States and the euro area?
Illustrate what happens to the supply curve and the equilibrium point when a new technology improves a production process.
Suppose a four year pure discount bond with a face value of $1000, if current price is $850, calculate the annualized yield of this pure discount bond.
A local market for three bedroom rental units is depicted by the following demand and supply equations;
Sketch a supply and demand graph to explain this change. Be sure to label your graph and clearly indicate the change of the curve.
The price per unit remains $7.50 in both scenarios. Does the labour analyst's argument hold? Explain why or why not, and use data to prove your point. (Hint: calculate total costs in both circumstances).
Explain how would the number of workers hired (variable input) change. This is a profit maximizing firm, also explain the profit maximization condition the firm uses.
Examine whether the raise would have a huge impact on hours worked. you have the resultsof studies conducted for three other companies.
Explain why are prices generally higher for goods/services in London as opposed to Newcastle, or New York as opposed to San Fran.
Nominal GDP in a country was $8,759.9 billion in 2003 & $9,254.6 billion in 2004. The price index was 102.86 for 2003 & 104.37 for 2004.
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