During recessions investment falls by a smaller percentage than GDP.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
GDP is the gross domestic product of the country which talks about the growth rate of the country. During the time of recession in the trade cycle, the GDP of a country falls down.
The recession also sees the falling down of the demand, income, investment and so on. But during the time of recession, the fall in investment by the citizens of the country in various assets is less than the fall in the GDP of the country.
Answer:
If we add up the debit we got: 260,000 + 116,000 = 376,000
adding the credit we also get the same amount:
260,000 + 116,000 = 376,000
<u><em>the accounting equation will be:</em></u>
Assets 376,000 = Liabilities 116,000 + Equity 260,000
Explanation:
CASH
DEBIT CREDIT
260,000
EQUIPMENT
DEBIT CREDIT
116,000
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
DEBIT CREDIT
116,000
COMMON STOCK
DBEIT CREDIT
260,000
<span>The answer is price. The price of a good conveys about its
relative scarcity or abundancy. If the price is high, the good is scare meaning
you can gain money by selling extra of it, and you can save money by buying a
lesser amount of it. If you act according to your self-interest, selling more
and buying less of that costly good, the scarcity of that good will be toned-down.
If the price of a good is low, you can exhilarated to do the contrary, thus removing
any excess of the good in the market. </span>
A loan is where you ask for money and then pay it back later.
This is like a credit card since you can buy things and then pay the credit card bill at the end of the month.
