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For the first multi choice, I think the answer is `whether or not there is enough competition to keep prices low and quality high'
For the second multi choice, I think the answer is `the market is failing to compensate those who are impacted by the sale of goods and services`
Answer:
When a financial friction is added to the short-run model it: shifts the MP curve up.
Explanation:
The short-run model, IS/MP model, describes the Investment-Savings/Monetary Policy model used by the US Federal Reserve to decrease the real interest rate through the Federal Funds rate, i.
The Federal Funds rate is the interest rate that commercial banks with excess reserves lend to others in deficit. The resulting shift occasions a decrease in the real interest rate which triggers an increase in the inflation rate, and vice versa. With such short-run changes in the interest rate, inflation and output is influenced in desirable directions by the Federal Reserve as a foundation to achieve long-term shifts in the AD-AS model.
The AD-AS model is a long-term model that describes Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply which impact long-term inflation, interest rates, and output.
The public debt is the amount of money that a government owes to outside debtors. Public debt allows governments to raise funds to grow their economy or pay for services. Politicians prefer to raise public debt rather than raise taxes. When public debt reaches 77% of GDP or higher, the debt begins to slow growth.
Answer:
Explanation:
This is an annuity question. Use present value of annuity formula to solve this;
You can use a financial calculator to solve it. I'm using "Texas instrument BA II plus" calculator
<em>(Note: if using the same calculator as above ,enter the numbers first, then each respective function )</em>
N ; duration on investment = 20
I/Y; interest rate per year = 12%
PV; Present value = -2,000,000
FV; Future value = 0 (in annuities, use 0 if not given)
then CPT PMT = 267,757.56
Therefore, Stephanie will be able to withdraw $267,757.56
