411 Answered Questions for the topic macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

03/21/16

Should a price ceiling (limit) be imposed on gasoline prices in the U.S. market? Why or why not?
Discussion question.
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Macroeconomics

03/16/16

8. What will be the effect of each of the following on demand for SUVs:
- a) SUVs become more popular. b) Gas price substantially increases. c) A recession hits the country. d) Newspapers report large number of fatal accidents involving small cars.
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Macroeconomics

12/01/15

1. Explain why reducing the budget deficit can cause short-term pain in the form of lower employment, higher unemployment, and a recession.
This is an assignment for my macroeconomics class.
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Macroeconomics

06/28/15

Labor Productivity
Suppose labor productivity is $100 per worker in 2010. Calculate the value of labor productivity in 2030 (20 years later): a. productivity continues to grow by 3.3 percent per year.   U.S labor... more
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Macroeconomics

05/31/15

Macroeconomics help
1.Which are contractionary fiscal policies? A. Increased taxation and increased government spendingB. Increased taxation and decreased government spendingC. Decreased taxation and no change in... more
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Macroeconomics

04/21/15

Who Spent what?
John, Paul, George, and Ringo took Singing lessons. Paul spent a week's pay, John spent only half what Paul spent, Ringo spent $60 more than John and George spent 20% more than Ringo. Combined they... more
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01/03/15

Need help with inflation / interest rate problem?
I was doing a homework problem on how inflation would affect savers and borrowers, but I don't get how savers would be hurt if they receive a fixed-interest-rate. Suppose that I'm a saver and have... more
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Macroeconomics

12/14/14

The macro policy to keep recessions short and mild is:
A. A mix of contractionary monetary policy and contractionary fiscal policy to increase demand to induce businesses to increase their production and employment. B. A mix of contractionary monetary... more
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Macroeconomics

12/14/14

The Great Recession of 2008 set the stage for:
A.A collapse in commodity prices by decreasing the demand for commodities; a fall in output and employment by decreasing the demand for fix-price goods; and a collapse in stock prices as stock... more
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Macroeconomics Economics Finance

11/05/14

Suppose the government engages in over production of a good. What are the likely effects on the private production of other goods? Explain.
Suppose the government engages in over production of a good. What are the likely effects on the private production of other goods? Explain.
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Macroeconomics

10/20/14

Why is this not a dmeand pull inflation
when consumers have to spend more money on good and services becasue businesses are charging more for each and every level of output becasue their cost of production has risen. why is this not... more
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