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Brrunno [24]
3 years ago
8

_____ macroeconomists focused on the _____ effects of _____ policy on the aggregate price level, ignoring any _____ effects on a

ggregate output.
Business
1 answer:
vichka [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

<u>CLASSICAL</u> macroeconomists focused on the <u>LONG-RUN</u> effects of <u>MONETARY</u> policy on the aggregate price level, ignoring any <u>SHORT-RUN</u> effects on aggregate output.

Explanation:

Classical macroeconomists focused mostly on the long-run since they perceived the economy was self-adjusting. That means that they should only set a guideline for the economy, and the economy itself would adjust to fulfill that guideline.

For example, just because the Fed carries out an expansionary monetary policy by lowering interest rates, it doesn't mean that the economy will start to grow and unemployment will lower. Other adjustments are necessary, like a tax reduction or an increase in government spending.

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Feb 3      Merchandise inventory                   3,300

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<h3 /><h3>What are the journal entries?</h3>

When goods are purchased, they will be debited to the Merchandise inventory account. If they were paid for with cash, they will be credited to the cash account. On account is credited to Accounts Payable.

When goods are sold, the cost of goods sold will have to be debited to account for the cost of the purchase that is now being sold.

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= 2,400 x (1 - 3%)
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= 4,700 x (1 - 2%)

= $4,606

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