Answer:
Clinton and Trump on fiscal policy In the 2016 Presidential election campaign
The policy that will change aggregate demand (AD) the most is a cut in taxes.
Explanation:
Aggregate demand is fueled mostly by household consumption.  A cut in taxes increases the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) and reduces the marginal propensity to save (MPS), but at the same time fuels the marginal propensity to invest by firms trying to meet the new aggregate demand, thereby increasing the aggregate supply (AS) which is the real GDP output.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Switching costs
Explanation:
Switching costs: If there are not many alternative suppliers available, the cost of switching is high. Therefore, buyer power would be low. Backward Integration: If the buyer is able to integrate or merge suppliers, the buyer has greater bargaining power over the existing suppliers.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Entries are given below
Explanation:
Calculations 
Cash = ($68,000 x 90%) - ($68,000 x 2%) 
Cash = $61,200 - $1,360
Cash = $59,840
Loss on sale = ($68,000 + $3,800) - ($59,840 +$5,800)
Loss on sale =  $71,800 - $65,640
Loss on sale = $6,160
Entries 
                                                    DEBIT      CREDIT
Cash                                           $59,840
Loss on sale                              $6,160
Receivable from factor            $5,800
Recourse liability                                         $3,800
Receivables                                                  $68,000