Answer: b. excess supply of money is equal to the quantity demanded of money at a given interest rate.
Explanation:
Equilibrium in the money market takes is usually achieved when the quantity of money demanded is equal to the quantity supplied. The demand curve for money is used to illustrate the quantity of money demanded at a given interest rate. The demand curve for money usually sloped downward, what this tells us is that people would want to hold less of their wealth in the form of physical cash ( money ). When the interest rates on bonds and other alternative investments are way higher.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer: $379,500
Explanation:
Total Sales = <em>Break-even sales + Margin of Safety </em>
The Break-Even sales are therefore = 100% - 20%
= 80% of sales
Total Sales is therefore;
Break-even = 80% * Total Sales
Total Sales = Break-even/80%
= 759,000/0.8
= $948,750
Assuming no fixed costs, actual profit will be Sales less Variable expenses;
=Sales - Variable expenses
= 1 - 60%
Actual profit = 40% * Sales
= 40% * 948,750
= $379,500
Answer:
- a. monetary policy is completely ineffective, whereas fiscal policy is highly effective.
- a. monetary policy is completely ineffective, whereas fiscal policy is highly effective.
Explanation:
When the LM curve is horizontal, a change in money supply will not impact interest rates which would make monetary supply completely ineffective because people will be able to keep borrowing regardless of the money supply level in the economy.
If the IS curve is vertical, it means that output is independent of interest rates. This would again render monetary supply completely ineffective as output will not change as a result of a change in money supply. Fiscal policy will still work however because it would lead to more output being created via the multiplier process.
