Economics category

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Would you be comfortable going cashless ? Would you be okay with a cashless society?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

What do you think about the unemployment rate in your area?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

What do you like to look for at thrift stores? What about yard sales? Love 'em / don't need more crap?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

What do you buy more of even though you know you have plenty?

Posted by Shaky_1991 some time ago

Has Trump fixed the economy?

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

Can someone create a bot to watch videos and earn money (via websites that pay money, not YouTube)?

Posted by Coco Rose some time ago

how do people who work at minimum wage jobs pay for their homes, food & supplies, transportation etc?

Posted by -O-uknow some time ago

When the U.S economy sneezes.. does the world economy catch a cold?

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

When a big company was founded, how did they pay their employees for the first year and then pay them permantley onwards after a year?

Posted by Terrible Judge some time ago

The economy is experiencing massive recession every decade and then rescued by debts. In your opinion, is the economy model still working? Why?

Posted by Black Mystique some time ago

What's going on with the stock market? It's definitely not UP

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

Can banks or lenders print money for themselves

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

Can click bots click on adds on your website

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

Can venture capital funding be used to acquire a company?

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

can you pay venture funding back at any time

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

venture capital funding question

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

how much do lenders make a day/week/month/year

Posted by fiachrab some time ago

Can I hire someone or a team to do something(details in 255 characters box)

Posted by Amoako2 some time ago

The following parameters describe the structure of a hypothetical economy: Autonomous consumption=240 Autonomous investment=1000 Autonomous taxes=100 Autonomous government expenditure=400 Real money supply (M/P)=600 Tax rate=0.25 Marginal propensity to consume=0.8 Interest elasticity of investment=50 Interest elasticity of demand for money=62.5 Income elasticity of demand for money=0.25 a) Find λ1, λ2, β1, β2. Determine and explain the relative effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies. b) Use your answer in part a) above to determine equilibrium income and interest rate. c) State the values of the fiscal and monetary policy multipliers if the economy is in a liquidity trap. Explain. d) If government expenditure is increased by 150 units, show how equilibrium interest rate and equilibrium income will change. Can you determine the extent to which investment is crowded out as a result? Explain. e) Assume a GHȼ450 million increase in government expenditure is financed by a GHȼ300 million increase in taxes and GHȼ150 increase in money supply. Without deriving the IS-LM equations, find the new equilibrium income and interest rate. Explain. f) If government wants equilibrium income and interest rate increased by 1400 and 0.8 units respectively: i. Determine how much government expenditure and money supply should be changed to achieve these targets. ii. Determine how much autonomous taxes expenditure and money supply should be changed to achieve these targets.

Posted by Amoako2 some time ago

Suppose that the following system of equations describe the macroeconomy of a hypothetical country: Y=C(y)+I(i)+G: IS or goods market M/p=L(i,y) : LM or money market a) Get the total differentials of the above system of equations and put your answer in matrix representation. b) Taking money supply and government expenditure as exogenous and the price level as fixed, determine and provide economic intuition for the signs and magnitudes of the following multipliers: [15 marks] i) dY/dG ii) di/dG c) For a simultaneous increase in both the interest elasticity of investment and interest elasticity demand for money parameters, determine the net effect on the values of the multipliers in part b). d) For a horizontal LM curve, determine the numerical values of your answers in part b) above if: Marginal propensity to consume=5/6 Tax rate=0.25 Interest elasticity of investment=5 Interest elasticity of demand for money=50 Income elasticity of demand for money=2

Posted by Maimuna some time ago

What is the difference between Keynesian school and monetarist school of thought

Posted by Maimuna some time ago

Keynesian theory of market failure

Posted by SailorDoom some time ago

What is crypto currency?

Posted by Joyjit Ghosh some time ago

Indian exploding population is a headache for the world- Agree or not? Why?

Posted by Hannaki some time ago

How the wages can be determined with the help of marginal revenue productivity theory of labour under imperfect perfect market?

Posted by Terrible Judge some time ago

Rich people need to earn more money from investments and poor need to earn more money from jobs. Since money is finite and limited and no money is pump into the system, where does the money come from? Isn't all money from inflation and valuation fake?

Posted by Terrible Judge some time ago

If US and China have a currency war or disallow china to use US currency, gold is going to boom as dollar and yuan is collasping. What do you think will be the gold price?

Posted by Shaky_1991 some time ago

Whats the difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics?

Posted by Roaring some time ago

What is the inherent value of bitcoin in peer to peer economic exchanges?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

US lost 500,000 millionaires due to coronavirus. Where did the money go?

Posted by Shaky_1991 some time ago

Is it possible to lower the deficit and the debt?

Posted by Nicholas Ford some time ago

What is the cause of limited resources?

Posted by gondal some time ago

Which of the following goods have more elastic demand/ supply? explain why?

Posted by ZAYLA1 some time ago

SUPPOSE THAT A MARKET IS IN EQUILIBRIUM AT A PRICE OF $10.00 AND A QUANTITY OF 5000 UNITS A DAY. SEVERAL MONTHS LATER THE MARKET IS IN A NEW EQUILIBRIUM AT A PRICE OF $5 AND A QUANTITY OF 5000 UNITS A DAY. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MARKET?

Posted by Nosmo King some time ago

What role do princes play in the allocation of resources in a free market economy?

Posted by Nosmo King some time ago

Why is dismalness called the "economic" science?

Posted by chayanka some time ago

What role do prices play in the allocation of resources in a free market economy?

Posted by Alonzo Garbonzo some time ago

Why is economics called the "dismal" science?

Posted by Roaring some time ago

The only way capitalism can survive is to make every person a shareholder in the commonwealth of the nations. Then the UBI would reflect that basic share and stabilize the economic base.....People! Your thoughts?

Posted by Shaky_1991 some time ago

What's an Economy?

Posted by Shaky_1991 some time ago

Does competition help or hurt the economy?

Posted by bostjan64 some time ago

What is the price of tea in China, anyway?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

What is a flat tax and what is the down side?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Could carbon emissions trading become the new Bitcoin?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

Why did the price of gold dip recently?

Posted by Linda Joy some time ago

When you have a few extra bucks what do you invest in?

Posted by Alemngu Pilla some time ago

Which of the alternatives below is a tax system where the marginal tax rate is greater than the average tax rate? A) Progressive tax B) Indirect tax C) Proportional tax D) Regressive tax

Posted by Alemngu Pilla some time ago

Which of the alternatives below is a tax system where the marginal tax rate is greater than the average tax rate?

Posted by Roaring some time ago

Where does it hurt?

Posted by Tyler Brodie some time ago

1. The demand for personal computers can be characterized by the following point elasticities: price elasticity = 5, cross-price elasticity with software = 4, and income elasticity = 2.5. Indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false, and explain your answer. A. A price reduction for personal computers will increase both the number of units demanded and the total revenue of sellers. B. The cross-price elasticity indicates that a 5% reduction in the price of personal computers will cause a 20% increase in software demand. C. Demand for personal computers is price elastic and computers are cyclical normal goods. D. Falling software prices will increase revenues received by sellers of both computers and software. E. A 2% price reduction would be necessary to overcome the effects of a 1% decline in income.

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