Answer:
$100 billion
Explanation:
Real GDP is currently = $13.55 trillion
Potential real GDP = $14.0 trillion
Gap = $500 billion
Government purchases multiplier = 5.0
Tax multiplier = 4.0
To increase aggregate demand by $500 billion, the required increase in government expenditure is:
= (1 ÷ government purchases multiplier) × change in aggregate demand
= (1 ÷ 5) × $500
= $100 billion
Therefore, the government expenditure need to be increased by $100 billion.
Answer:
Appropriate patent amortization expense = $10 million
Explanation:
As per the data given in the question,
Annual amortization expense = Cost ÷ Time
= $36 ÷ 9
= $4 million
Year 2018 Amortization Expense 4 Years = $4 million × 4
= $16 million
Unamortized cost = $36 million - $16 million
= $20 million
Year 2018 Amortization expense 4 years = $20 million ÷ 2
= $10 million
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