The effects of the given factors on current U.S. aggregate demand would be:
- a. Lower current aggregate demand (AD).
- b. Higher current AD.
- c. Higher current AD.
- d. Higher current AD.
- e. Lower current AD.
<h3>What affects Aggregate Demand?</h3>
When there is an increased fear of recession, aggregate demand drops as people want to save money for the recession. A higher price level will make things more expensive so AD drops as well.
When there is a fear of inflation, people increase spending so they can buy goods before prices increase.
Real income growth in other countries will lead to higher exports which will increase national wealth and therefore allow consumers to purchase more goods.
An reduction in real interest rates makes loans cheaper to be acquired and spent on consumption.
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
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<u>Answer:</u> $735
<u>Explanation:</u>
Calculation of regular earnings
Earnings at regular rate= Wage rate per hour x hours of work
= (15 x 40)
=$600
Calculation of additional hours income
Earnings at overtime rate=( 6(15 x 1.5))
=$135
Total gross pay = 600+135
=$735
The gross pay for martin is $735. The other deductions are made in the gross pay to arrive at the net pay. Deductions such as federal income tax, security tax rate and medicare tax rate is deducted from gross pay to find net pay.
