Suppose the government increases spending on public education by $700 million and individual spending on private education drops by $500 million. this is an example of incomplete crowding out.
<h3>What occurs when government spending rises?</h3>
- Greater government spending, according to Keynesian economics, improves aggregate demand and consumption, which results in increased production and a quicker exit from recessions.
- Long-term economic growth is lowered when the size of government is steadily increased.
- Spending by the government distorts incentives, lowering output and efficiency.
- These assertions are supported by academic research and supported by relevant economic statistics.
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I don't think interest rates should matter, try that.
The par value of a bond is the amount issuer promises to pay the bond-holder on the maturity date.
The overall return depends on when the bond was bought. The closer to the maturity date, the lower the overall return, or yield-to-maturity (YTM).
If the YTM has been quoted as 9%, it means that the effective yield from today to the maturity date is 9%, according to the current price, and accounting for the 12% coupon, if applicable.
So Devin will earn a return of 9%.
Answer:
For a profit maximizing firm , the statement that will be true is A) they will attempt to maximize the difference between total revenues and total costs.
Explanation:
The basic formula that is used to calculate profit is -
Profit = Total revenue - Total cost
Profit maximization is a concept according to which a firm who is looking for maximizing its profits, should choose that optima level of output where its marginal cost ( cost that is incurred because of producing one additional unit of good ) and marginal revenue ( change in revenue because of change in sales ) are same.
When the marginal revenue is greater than the marginal cost , it means that the revenues generated by producing additional quantity of goods is greater than the cost incurred on producing them, so hence we can say that for maximizing profit , a firm would want that the gap between revenue and cost is higher.
