The answer for Blank 1: C. total value of the money supply
The answer for Blank 2: D. number of citizens.
GDP per capita describes the average economic output that a single citizens had produce in a certain year.
In order to calculate this, we need to find out the total value of the money supply by adding total Consumption, investments, Government spending, and net export. After this, we divide the total value of the money supply with the number of populations in a country to find the average economic output.
Answer: E
Explanation:
E
Sales Volume Variance equals (actual sales volume - budgeted sales volume) * budgeted sales price
Efficient use of recources and will maximize profits
Answer:
a) $10 billion
b) <em>For example, the investment made by the business in this question would become income in the hands of other transacting economic agents which in turn be re-spent by them.</em>
Explanation:
<em>Expenditure Multiplier is the amount by which the real GDP will change if autonomous expenditure changes by a given amount. </em>
It is calculated as follows: 1/(1-MPC).
MPC is the portion of additional income that is spent. If the MPC is 0.8, then the expenditure multiplier will be = 1/(1-0.8) = 5
Using the information given, if business investment increase by $2 billion, the resulting change in GDP would be
increase in real GDP = 2 billion × 5 = $10 billion
Explanation of the multiplier change in real GDP
<em>Real GDP increases by more than 2 billion because of the multiplier effect. This effect is implies that expenditures by made by one economic agent in a transaction becomes income in the hand of another which in turn be re-spent . This will continue in manifolds thereby increasing the total value of goods and services resulting from a single increase in autonomous spending in multiple fold.</em>
<em>For example, the investment made by the business in this question would become income in the hands of other transacting economic agents.</em>
Answer:
B. This is program management since there are multiple projects involved.
Explanation:
A program manager manages multiple projects, and sometimes multiple programs while a project manager manages the teams responsible for fulfilling the project and achieving its deliverables