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GREYUIT [131]
3 years ago
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Assume you run the central bank of a large open economy with floating exchange rates. Output, unemployment and inflation are whe

re you want them to be. Now the fiscal authorities pass a large tax cut. What policy should you follow to stabilize output? What effects do you anticipate?
Business
1 answer:
Furkat [3]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Expansionary fiscal policy

Explanation:

Tax cut would decrease the output, but in order to boost it difference between government expenditures and revenues needs increase. Also, unemployment benefits could rise, which would have positive effects on purchasing power and consumer demand. Demand can also rise with higher government spending. Either way, higher deficit or lower surplus lead to increase in output.

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Calculation for the marginal revenue product of the fifth unit of labor

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Fifth unit of Labor marginal revenue product=Fifth Quantity of Output*Marginal Revenue

Let plug in the formula

Fifth unit of Labor marginal revenue product=1,530 *$5

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a. Two firms with the same expected free cash flows and growth rates must also have the same value of operations

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Cr cash                                                 $2,400,000

Dr cash                      $ 72,000.00  

Cr interest revenue                             $72,000.00  

Dr fair value adjustment  $ 340,000.00  

Cr unrealized gains                                     $340,000.00  

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Dr cash                      $ 72,000.00  

Cr interest revenue                             $72,000.00  

Dr realized loss($2,160,000-$2,400,000)  $240,000

Cr fair value adjustment                                                      $240,000

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Dr cash                        $2,160,000

Dr realized loss              $240,000

Cr bonds investment                               $2,400,000

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Interest for first half of 20222=$2,400,000*6%*6/12=$72,000.00  

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