Explanation:
the answer is = Ever changing
Answer:
- 1800
- 500
- Spending multiplier =5 , Tax multiplier =4
- new GDP =2000 , Increase GDP level = 11.11%
- new GDP =1800 , Increase in GDP level = 0%
Explanation:
- Equilibrium GDP = C+I+G+net export
C = private consumption
I = investment
G = government consumption
Net export = export - import
800+400+500+100 = 1800
- Saving at GDP = (GDP-T-C) +(T-G)
(1800-400-800)+(400-500) = 500
- SPENDING MULTIPLIER = 1 / 1 - MPC
= 1 / 1 - 0.8 = 5
TAX MULTIPLIER = MPC / 1 - MPC
= 0.8/1-0.8
=0.8 / 0.20 = 4
- New equilibrium GDP = GDP + 200 = 2000
Increase in GDP level = (NEW GDP - OLD GDP / OLD GDP) *100
(2000-1800) / 1800 = 11.11%
- New Equilibrium GDP = C + I+ G + Net export
(800-200) +400 +(500+200) +100 = 1800
Increase in GDP level = (NEW GDP - OLD GDP / OLD GDP) *100
There is no change in GDP.
Answer: C. to help the reader to imagine him.
Explanation: I did the test.
Answer:
e.2.5%
Explanation:
Accounting rate of return; ARR = [Average net cashflows/ initial investment] *100
Average net cashflows = $25,000 - depreciation per year
depreciation = (initial cost - salvage) useful life = ($200,000-0)/10 = $20,000
Therefore, Average net cashflows = $25,000 - $20,000 = $5,000
Initial investment = $200,000
ARR = (5,000 / 200,000) *100
ARR = 0.025 *100
ARR =2.5%
I believe the answer is: c. nominal variables are measured in market prices; real variables are measured in quantities of goods and services.
the nominal value of a certain good would be fluctuated (could either increased or decreased) depending on the power of the supply and demand in the market. the real value on the other hand is valued using the price of a base year.