When the economy is not at full employment and an expansionary monetary policy is followed:
- Interest rates decrease
- Investment spending increases
When there is an expansionary monetary policy in place, more money is pumped into the economy which means that there are more loanable funds. This increase in the supply of loanable funds will decrease the interest associated with them.
As a result of interest rates being lower, more businesses and people will be able to borrow money and invest in projects thereby increasing investment spending.
In conclusion, there will be an increase in investment spending due to a decrease in interest rates.
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Answer:
350,000 net income
+69,700 depreciation
+13,300 loss on disposal
433,000 adjusted income
no change in working capital
cash generated from operating activities 433,000
Explanation:
We need to remove from the net incoem the non-monetary terms
The depreication is an accounting concept, it doesn't involve cash disbursements, so it is added.
Also the los son disposal doesn't involve using cash so is also removed.
Rule:
to remove a non-monetary expense we should add it.
to remove a non-monetary gain we should decrease it.
Answer:
Predicted exchange rate = Country price of Big Mac/ US price of Big Mac
Predicted exchange rate:
Chile = 2,050 / 4.37
= 469.11 Pesos / US dollar
Hungary = 830 / 4.37
= 189.93 Forints / USD
Czech Republic = 70 / 4.37
= 16.01 Korunas / USD
Brazil = 11.25 / 4.37
= 2.57 Real/ USD
Canada = 5.41 / 4.37
= 1.24C$/ US$
<em>According to purchasing power parity, the predicted exchange rate between the Hungarian forint and the Canadian dollar is </em><em><u>153.42 Forint per C$</u></em><em>. However, the actual exchange rate is </em><em><u>217 Forint per Canadian Dollar</u></em><em>.
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Predicted exchange rate = 830 / 5.41 = 153.42 Forint per C$
Actual Exchange rate = 217/1 = 217 Forint per C$
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