Answer:
What to produce?
Explanation:
What to produce?
Due to the fact that resources are scarce, a producer has to decide what he wants to produce.
In the question above, the consumer has decided to produce consumer goods.
How to produce?
The producer has to decide on the optimal production method to employ. It has to decide whether a labour or technology intensive production method would be better .
For whom to produce?
A producer has to answer this question in order to be able tailor his product to perfectly suit his target customers. The producer has to decide if to produce for young people, middle aged people or the elderly or sell to the poor or rich.
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Answer:
c.rights-based ethical framework
Explanation:
because the managers should honor the rights of their employees
(a) Marginal propensity to consume (MPC) = 0.7
(b) Multiplier of this economy:
= 3.33
(c) Decrease government purchases by $300 billion,
Initial change in consumption = Change in government purchases × MPC
= $300 × 0.7
= -$210 billion
(d) This decreases income yet again, causing a second change in consumption equal to:
= Initial change in consumption × MPC
= -$210 × 0.7
= -$147 billion
(e) The total change in demand resulting from the initial change in government spending is:
= Change in government purchases × Multiplier
= $300 × 3.33
= -$1 trillion
Answer:
-2, 4 and -8
Explanation:
Given the nth term of a GP expressed as;
When n = 1
when n = 2
when n = 3
Hence the first three terms of the sequence are -2, 4 and -8
Answer:
1. False 2. True
Explanation:
1. The candidate for political office announcing that the policy to reduce immigration from abroad which, he says, economics clearly demonstrates will lead to higher output in the long run; is false.
What increases output are the factors of production of which labor is a major component. When there are more people willing and able to work in an economy, <u>they help companies to produce more output but that is not the case when immigration is reduced, obviously that would reduce productivity and output.</u>
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2. However his second claim is right, that making trade more open between the US and other countries will increase output on the long run.
Trade barriers like tariffs and duties impede the level of trade between countries which could either reduce the amount of money countries make after netting off custom duties or the price of imported goods are increased by the effect of tariffs. Increased price means reduced demand
<u>Hence if tariffs are replaced with subsidies in open trade, prices of U.S imported goods will fall and demand will increase.</u>
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