<u>Answer:</u> decrease; decrease
<u>Explanation:</u>
Aggregate demand means the total quantity that would be purchased irrespective of the price levels. Aggregate supply means the total quantity of the goods or services which the firms will sell at a price that is given in the economy. So when the income tax rate increases the aggregate demand and aggregate supply of the products will both decrease.
The increase and decrease in the tax rates brings a shift in the aggregate demand and aggregate supply curve. Other factors which influence these curves are interest rates, income , exchange rates and inflation rates.
What is the question here? also immigrants take less pay and pay no taxes so that doesn't help the situation especially when they send it home out of the US to be exchanged for much more in their country. something sounds fishy....but we also have opportunities in the US to have a career or real job if you call it that. a job is a job and a career is something you work hard to do by getting a degree or years of experience that the person can grow within the company as well. unlike a "job" where you can only go so high up the food chain.
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Answer:
a. be perfectly horizontal.
Explanation:
The supply curve graph the prices that suppliers will demand to produce different levels of output. It is normally upward-sloping because of scarcity of inputs that will push up costs and thus drive up cost.
If input prices does not change, <em>the industry will be willing to supply any quantity (in the long run) at the same price</em> (because if they charge higher than their constant costs they will lose to competition) => the supply curve will be a horizontal line (perfectly horizontal)
Answer:
Dodge method
Explanation:
Dodging is a method a salesperson can employ when met with an objection from a customer or potential customer. This method involves sidelining or shelving the objection without answering, while preoccupying the mind of the customer with a another good proposition about the product or service you are trying to sell. Just as seen in the example above, the prospect’s objection is about the warranty service, but the salesperson didn’t answer the objection, rather he shelves it aside as he attempts to shift the prospect’s attention to how the new timer will save the prospect money.
