Answer:
C. The federal government controls fiscal policy.
Explanation:
Fiscal policy are policies enacted by the government using its spending or taxes to stabilise the economy. There are two types of fiscal policy, expansionary and contractionary fiscal policy.
1. Expansionary fiscal policy is a policy that increases the money supply in an economy. They include :
A. Reduction of taxes - this increases disposable income and increases consumer spending which increases money supply.
B. Increased government spending- this is when government increases its spending usually on public projects.
2. Contractionary fiscal policy are policies that reduces the money supply in an economy. They include:
A. Increase in taxes- an increased tax reduces disposable income and money supply in an economy.
B. Reduced government spending - reduced government spending reduces money supply.
Monetary policy is policy controlled by the Federal Reserve.
I hope my answer helps you.
Answer:
$12,936,120
Explanation:
The formula for calculating compound interest
=FV = PV × (1+r)n
Fv = future value
PV present value
r interest rate =10 %
t =time = 5 years
Future value= 12million x(1+10/100)5
=12,000,000 x (1+0.1)5
=12,000,000x1.61051
= $12,936,120
Answer:
The answers are:
- A) Government tax revenue minus the sum of government purchases and transfer payments to households.
- B) a budget surplus
Explanation:
The formula to calculate public saving is (T - G - TR).
- T stands for all the government revenue through taxes and tariffs.
- G stands for all the government spending including purchase of goods and provision of services.
- TR stands for all the government transfers including payments to individuals and households through social programs (including social security).
Budget surplus is the same as public saving.
<span>The manager who provides overall guidance and leadership for the entire corporation is known as the operations manager.
An operations manager oversees all organization departments from final production of goods/services, production, purchasing, productivity of employees, manufacturing, supplies and employees. An operations manager is an in office (sometimes out) but, is usually around to help each group within an organization keep focus on what tasks need to be accomplished.</span>
