Answer:
<em>A decrease in the unemployment rate is most likely a topic of discussion in macroeconomics.</em>
Explanation:
Macroeconomics studies the economy as a whole, in a large-scale (e.g.: national or global) level. On the other hand, microeconomics studies the decisions of individuals (e.g.: people or companies).
Keeping this in mind, let's analyze the options that we're given:
- An increase in the price of a hamburger: This would be macroeconomic if, for example, the prices of all products in the economy increase as well (that wold be the inflation); but, since we're dealing with the price increase of a single product, this belongs to microeconomics.
- A decrease in the production of DVD players by a consumer electronics company: In this case, we are also talking about microeconomics since it's just one company that is decreasing its production of a very specific good. If all goods or services decreased within an economy, we would be dealing with a macroeconomic scenario.
- An increase in the wage rate paid to automobile workers: In this scenario, we are dealing with the effect of the increase of the wage rate paid to a single segment of the economy, so it's microeconomic. If we were dealing with an increase of the minimum wage, then it would affect all or most workers in an economy regardless of their sector, so it would be macroeconomic.
- A decrease in the unemployment rate: The unemployment rate measures the amount of unemployed workers out of the total workforce. This is a macroeconomic variable since it describes the aggregate of an economy, is related to other variables such as GDP, and allows us to have an idea of the structure of that economy. It doesn't tell us any information about the decisions of the individuals.
Therefore, a decrease in the unemployment rate is most likely a topic of discussion in macroeconomics.
Answer:
This is a known bug in earlier versions of the game.
Explanation:
An easy way to solve this that I have seen work before is to completely destroy the 'new' portal that appears in the overworld. Once done, you should be able to enter your portal and exit from the same portal.
To help avoid this, you should also never install a portal in your world in an area that is at all enclosed. The portal system seems to dislike portals appearing in places they should 'not be' based on the initial construction of the world.
Also avoid dying, as it can cause random nether portals to form in parts of your world.
Answer:
Income requirement is met.
Explanation:
(minIncome > income) will evaluate to false
(cutOff < income) will evaluate to false
the else portion will be executed which is "Income requirement is met"