Answer:
AD2 and then to AD3
Explanation:
If the investment is continued to increase by federal reserve it would only be feasible when money creation decreases the interest rate.
The aggregate demand would then be expanded and the aggregate demand curve shifted to the right. The necessary increase in aggregate demand must be such that aggregate shifts in demand curve from AD1 to AD2 to AD3.
Answer:
Boeing sells an airplane to the Air Force is purchases by the Government
Boeing sells an airplane to the American Airlines is Investment
Boeing sells an airplane to the Air France is net exports
Boeing sells an airplane to the Amelia Earhart is Consumption
Boeing builds an airplane to be sold next year is an Investment
Explanation:
Purchases by Government represent goods and services bought by Federal,State or Local tier of Government and Air Force is part of the Government
Investment refers to goods bought in order to produce other goods or services,since American Airlines would convey passengers in the airplane,no doubt it is an investment.
Net export exports relate to worth of goods and services provided to other nations less the value of such goods and services the foreign nations provided to ours.Since the sale to a foreign company,it is ultimately a net exports taking import as zero.
Consumption refers to sale of goods and services to private individuals intended for private use.
Building up stock for sale next year is an investment in inventory.
Answer and Explanation:
Her deductible loss is $27,000.
What does it mean that his salary doubled?
this means that for example, if it was 1000 dollars, it would be 2000 dollars now, and it if was 2000 dollars, it would be 4000 dollars now.
This can be written down as $2x where x is the initial salary. (so if x=1000, the new salary is 2x=2*1000=2000
Answer:
Turk should purchase Machine B
Explanation:
<u>Our first step</u> will be to multiply each cashflow by the factor.
Then we will add them to get the present value of the cash flow
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Then we subtract the machine cost:
8,685.8 - 9,000 = -314.2 This Machine has a negative value. It is not convinient to purchase this machine.
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9,605.5 - 9,000 = 605.5 This machine NPV is positive it is convient.
