Answer:
A. The interest rate is 4 percent.
B. The amount of money supplied is 200 bilion dollars and the equilibrium quantity demanded is 200 bilion dollars.
Explanation:
A. To answer this questions you use the table below. The first column is the interest rate. The second column is the quantity of money demanded as an asset at each rate. The third column is the quantity of money demanded for transactions, which is independent of the interested rate. The fourth column is the actual (total) quantity of money demanded at each interest rate, which is the sum of columms 1 and 2. The fifth column is the quantity of money supplied at each interest rate. You wil find the equilibrium interest rate by equating the quantity supplied with the quantity demanded, which occurs at the interest rate of 4 percent.
B. It also follows from the answer above that the equilibrium quantity of money supplied is 200 bilion dollars and the equilibrium quantity demanded is 200 bilion dollars. You can decompose the quantity demanded into its separate components, where the amount of money demanded for transactions is 150 billion dollars and the amount of money demanded as an asset is 50 billion dollars.
The supply of clothes at each price level will drop or decline
This example represent a PUSH promotional strategy. Push is a marketing strategy where businesses make efforts to take their products to the consumers. Push strategy motivates a consumer to actively seeks out a particular product. This strategy can be especially used for new products in order to create awareness.
Answer:
Explanation:
Jan 1
Dr Cash 10,000
Cr Bonds payable 10,000
[Interest expense = 10,000*6% /2 = $300]
June 30
Dr Interest expense $300
Cr Interest payable $300
Because scarcity increases negative emotions, it ends up affecting one's decisions. Socioeconomic scarcity can be caused by depression or anxiety. A president would be making decisions based on the negativity. But in the U.S.A the government deals with scarcity by implementing quotas on how much people can buy.
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