Answer:
increase spending
Explanation:
In order to try to rebound the economy the FED has three options:
- Carry on an expansionary monetary policy which increases the money supply and decreases interest rates, which should increase aggregate demand.
- Increase government spending, which should increase total aggregate demand.
- Decrease taxes, which would increase the amount of disposable income held by consumers and businesses, which should also increase aggregate demand.
The problem is that nothing is free; an expansionary monetary policy increase the inflation rate, an increase in government spending and a decrease in taxes increases the government deficit and national debt (and the interests paid on them).
Answer:
need the pt srry hope you dont get made
Explanation:
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Answer: Opening
Explanation:
The opening position is the first offer that is given. This offer is usually not indicative of the full capability of the party offering. In other words, this position is the ideal position for the party offering it but they can be persuaded to give a position that would not be as beneficial to them.
Annette plans to offer a two times a month pickup and this would be ideal for Jackson Hauling because they are still small-time and would benefit from not being overburdened. This is why it is her opening position. She can however, be persuaded to do a twice weekly pickup but that wouldn't be very beneficial.
Answer: (A)
Efficiency deals with the size of the economic pie, and equality deals with how fairly the pie is sliced.
Explanation:
According to Gregory Mankiw, resources are scarce and therefore every society must use its scarce resources to derive as much benefits as it can. It is this derived benefits he calls the "economic pie"
The more efficient a society is, the more the benefits (or the larger the economic pie) it can derive from its resources.
According to Mankiw, equality means fairness in distributing the benefits (or slicing the pie) among the people in that society.
