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Forecasts are the foundation of the planning process. There are many methods available but the trick is to find the one that fits the __need__ and is adaptable to the available _data__
Answer:
Have an expansionary monetary policy (shift LM curve to the right)
Explanation:
See the graph attached. If the IS curve shifts to the left, there will be a new IS curve- The IS'. If the Fed wants to keep the output level (Y) unchanged, then it has to shift the LM curve to the right, to LM', so that the Y point (output level) in which the IS matches the LM stays the same (Y*).
Shifting the LM curve to the right, it means to have an expansionary monetary policy, which means to expand the quantity of money in the economy. This is done, for example, by decreasing the discount rate or reducing the reserve ratio.
Answer and Explanation:
The journal entry to record the investment of Bloom is as follows:
Cash Dr $2,000
To Capital $2,000
(Being the investment is recorded)
Here the cash is debited as it increased the asset and capital is credited as it also increased the equity