Answer:
A) decrease MPC, increase MPS, and decrease the multiplier so that changes in planned investment will have a smaller impact on equilibrium output.
Explanation:
When you receive money, e.g. get paid by your employer, the first thing you do is pay for your basic necessities which are classified as autonomous spending. Then hopefully you will have some money left which is classified as disposable income. You can do two things with your disposable income, either spend it or save it.
The proportion that you spend is called the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) and the remaining part that you save is called the marginal propensity to save (MPS). If the MPS was 1% in 2007 and increased to 5% in 2009, then the MPC was 0.99 in 2007 and 0.95 in 2009.
The formula to calculate the economic multiplier is 1 / MPS:
- the economic multiplier in 2007 = 1 / 1% = 100
- the economic multiplier in 2009 = 1 / 5% = 20
Answer:
True
Explanation:
In Microeconomics, there is a correlation between offer and demand. If the market demand stays the same, in a competitive industry expanding its demand other suppliers will come into the game.
So, in the long run. Prices will end up to fall as a result, until it stabilizes on average.
Unemployment taxes are levied on the FIRST 7,000 of an employees wages paid each year.
So for the fulltime employees, you only count 7,000 of their salaries.
The corporation will pay taxes on 14,000 for full-time and 4,000 from part-time or 28,000 total. If the rate is 5.4%, the total taxes paid will be
28,000*5.4% = $1,512
Answer:
VIGELAND COMPANY
Journal Entries
Date Description DR CR
Jan 15 Merchandising Inventory 14,400
Cash 14,400
Being record of inventory purchase
April 1 Cash 708,000
14% Note payable 708,000
Being the record of note payable issued
June 14 Bank 26,000
Unearned Income 26,000
Being the record of deposit received
July 15 Unearned Income 2,850
Service Revenue 2,850
Being the payment for the services rendered
Dec 12 Electricity bill payable 26,760
Electricity bill expenses 26,760
Being the unsetled bill for the year
Dec 31 Wages payable 29,000
Wages Expenses 29,000
Explanation:
