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3 years ago

Which of the following statements is correct?

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Gwar [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

C) For a closed economy, the sum of private saving and public saving must equal investment.

Explanation:

In a closed economy, public savings (or budget surplus) = tax revenue - government spending

Private savings = aggregate spending - taxes + government transfers - private consumption

National savings = investment = public savings + public savings

For a closed economy, the savings-investment spending identity states that national savings and investment spending are always equal.

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What is moral muteness? Why do you think an advertising professional might experience this phenomenon?

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Moral muteness occurs when as individuals in the society, we choose not to speak up when we witness an unethical behavior by someone. Even though such issues don't go along with the moral beliefs of the person who witnessed it, he or she decides not to speak against it.

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$Price Elasticity of Demand= \frac{Percentage change in Demand}{Percentage change in Price}$

At Price = $P_{0}$

Quantity demanded = $Q_{0}$

At Price = $P_{1}$

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$Percentage change in Demand = \frac{(Q_{1} - Q_{0})}{Q_{0}}$

$Percentage change in Price = \frac{(P_{1} - P_{0})}{P_{0}}$

$Price Elasticity of Demand = \frac{\frac{(Q_{1} - Q_{0})}{Q_{0}}}{\frac{(P_{1} - P_{0})}{P_{0}}}$

Above formula if used will give the correct answer related to Price Elasticity of Demand.

Another variant of above formula is also being used on prominent basis.

$Price Elasticity of Demand = \frac{\frac{(Q_{1} - Q_{0})}{(Q_{1} + Q_{0})} }{\frac{(P_{1} - P_{0})}{P_{1} + P_{0}} }$

Utilization of any of the above Formula will give the ideal outcome in estimating Price elasticity of demand.

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