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Answer:
b. useful analytical measures.
Explanation:
All of the financial measures described in the question are all useful analytical measures used in many big companies. The more tools a company can use for their analytics the better and more accurate the results will be. Better and more accurate results then lead to better decisions on what direction to take the company.
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Answer:
a. increase and the equilibrium quantity will increase.
Explanation:
If the price of a substitute to lcd televisions rises, the demand for lcd tvs increase. This would lead to an increase in price and equilibrium quantity.
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Answer:
1. Price Level
= Nominal GDP/Real GDP
= 12 trillion/4 trillion
= $3
b. Velocity
= Price level * Real GDP/ Money supply
= 3 * 4/0.4
= 30
2. If the Fed keeps the money supply constant, the price level will <u>Decrease</u> , and nominal GDP will <u>Remain the same</u> .
The economy rose however money supply was kept constant. This means that prices could not rise and so had to decrease to cater for the increase in output. With lower prices but higher output, the Nominal GDP remained the same.
3. If the Fed wants to keep the price level stable instead, it should keep the money supply unchanged next year. <u>TRUE</u>
4. If the Fed wants an inflation rate of 11 percent instead, it should <u>Increase</u> the money supply by <u>14%.</u>
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(Percentage Change in Money supply) + (Percentage Change in V) = (Percentage Change in Price) + (Percentage Change in GDP).)
V is constant so is 0.
(Percentage Change in M) = (Percentage Change in P) + (Percentage Change in Y).)
= 11% + 3%
= 14%
Answer:
Group of choices:
A. pooling; separating
B. pooling; risk-averse
C. pooling; irrational
D. separating; not averse to risk
E. separating; risk-averse
The correct answer is B. pooling; risk-averse
.
Explanation:
Market equilibrium is a situation that occurs when, at the prices it offers, those who buy or consume a good or service can purchase the quantities they want, and those who offer that good or service can sell all their stocks.
The quantity and the price that is set, is determined through the supply and demand curves of that good or service. If the price is very high, the producers or suppliers will be offering more than what is demanded, therefore, there will be quantities that they cannot sell, thus reducing their prices and their production. On the other hand, if the price is low, the quantities demanded will be higher than those offered, so there will be a shortage, and some consumers will be willing to pay more money for that good. The equilibrium point will be the one where the supply and demand curves intersect and, in turn, the prices and quantities are equalized.
