Answer:
1) If the Fed sells $2 million of government bonds, the economy’s reserves Decrease by $2 million, and the money supply will Decrease by $16 million.
2) The money multiplier will remain unchanged. True
3) As a result, the overall change in the money supply will remain unchanged. True
Explanation:
1.) We have the reserve requirement for checking deposits as 12.5% with banks not holding any excess reserves.
To calculate Money Multiplier:
Money Multiplier = 
= 
= 8
If the Fed sells $2 million of bonds, reserves will decrease by $2 million and the money supply will decrease by 8 x $2 million = $16 million.
2) and 3) Now the Fed lowers the reserve requirement to 10 percent, but banks choose to hold another 2.5 percent of deposits as excess reserves.
To calculate Money Multiplier:
Money Multiplier = = 
= 8
Money multiplier is 8 same as in 1) Therefore the statements: "The money multiplier will remain unchanged" and "As a result, the overall change in the money supply will remain unchanged" are both True.
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Answer:
A. Increase liabilities (Accounts payable) by $337.8 million
Explanation:
The journal entry will be: Inventory (Credit - Increased) 337,860,000 and Accounts payable (Debit - Increased) 337,860,000.
The company must recognize the increase in the Inventory and the medium of payment (Accounts payable).
B is false because this operationn can also be a decrease in cash, but the amount in the operation is too high for this payment medium.
C is false because, the inventory is not sold, and COSG will be increased when the goods are sold.
D is also false because the inventory is increasing, not decreasing.
I think would be most susceptible to have mumps is the Patty. <span>
</span><span>If we review the conditions: Tina had mumps vaccine; her mother had mumps before; baby sister was breastfed, which is not a protection for mumps, and Patty wasn't vaccinated but was the one who had contact with the person who has mumps. Patty was the most vulnerable.</span>
<span>The main reasons for mumps are through situations where saliva was able to be passed. </span><span> Such situations were sneezing, coughing, food sharing, plate use, kissing, and touching the nose or mouth of people with mumps.</span>
