An economy is operating at full employment, and then workers in the bread industry are laid off. this change is portrayed in the movement from C to F.
The economy in points A, B, C, and D is at full employment. Some employees make bread, while others make wine. Points F and G depict scenarios where the unemployment rate varies depending on the state of the economy. Point E illustrates a growing economy that is performing above its maximum level of employment. When the unemployment rate is between 4% and 5%, an economy is considered to be in full employment; nonetheless, frictional unemployment is always present.
Given that the economy was at full employment when the question was asked, but that unemployment then rose, the starting point must be A, B, C, or D, and the final position must be F or G. Only option D, from points C through F, makes sense.
An economy is operating at full employment, and then workers in the bread industry are laid off. this change is portrayed in the movement from C to F.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
The quantitative theory of money states that MV=PT.
M: money supply
V: velocity of circulation (number of times that a dollar changes of holder in a period)
P : price of a typical transaction
T: total number of transactions.
We can also write the equation as MV=PY, because the value of transactions is equal to the GDP (Y).
If M has a constant growth but there are fluctuations in V, then P, Y or both change.
Answer:
1. bankrupcy
2.fair credit reporting laws
3.truth in lending laws
4.consumer leasing act
5.privacy policies
Explanation:
Answer:
Increase demand for euros and Increase US dollar price of the Euro
Explanation:
The U.S travelers to Europe will require euros while in Europe. However, since the supply of euros is static i.e does not change with change in demand, there will be more people demanding for the euro resulting into increased demand for the euro. As a result, people will have to pay more US dollars to obtain euros thus increasing the US dollar price of the euro.
Answer and Explanation:
According to the scenario, computation of the given data are as follow:-
a).Work shift per day = 8 hours
Average of arriving trucks = 40
Loading time of workers = 8 min.
Earning of truck drivers = $20
Earning of workers = $18
If the truck drivers are engaged for one station, the cost may be focused on truck drivers in the system at a certain point. But if it's not, then the cost in the line must be dependent on truck drivers, since that's the best approximation of scope.
b). Hourly Cost for this System =Truck Driver Cost × No. of Trucks in an Hour + Worker Hourly Cost
= $20 × (60 ÷ 8) + $18
= $20 × 7.5+ $18
= $168
c). If they add additional dock. Then Their Total Cost in an hours
= $168 ×2
= $336 (because both worker take similar time so simultaneously 2 truck can be loaded)
If the cost doubles, the average no. of trucks service doubled too along with the ability of company to send out delivered trucks. So option 2 is better.
