The worlds most largest national economy in nominal terms. Is the second largest in purchasing power parity (ppp).
representing 22 percent of nominal global gpd and 17 percent of gross world product (gwd)
Answer:
Option "C" is the answer.
Explanation:
Option "C" is the answer.
The decrease in the supply of oil will shift the supply curve leftwards. Similarly, the increases in the demand will shift the demand curve rightwards. The leftwards shift in the supply and rightward shift in the demand curve will result in an increase in price but the change in quantity can not be predicted because the magnitude of change will depend on the shift in the curves.
Answer:
b. Demand is unit elastic, and a decrease in price causes an increase in revenue
Explanation:
According tothe revenue theory in economics
when the demand is inelastic the relationship within price and total revenue is direct. either both increases or decreases
when the demand is elastin this relationship is inverve, teh increase in price generates a decrease in total revenue
while their decrease an increase.
But, if the demand is unit elastic then, there is no variation at all
According to this theory, option B is impossible.
Answer: If the price increases from $1,500 to $1,600 then the yield to maturity will decrease.
Explanation:
If Yields in the market fell, Bonds would still be making the same coupon payments they always have been regardless of this fall. This will lead investors to buy more bonds which will have the effect of raising bond prices.
This therefore shows that Bond prices and Yields are inversely related. If one rises, the other falls. If the price of the security (bond) increases from $1,500 to $1,600 then it follows that the yield to maturity will decrease.
