In this question the inventory obsolescence reserve is a representation of a dependent variable.
<h3>What is a dependent variable?</h3>
This is a variable that is being studied. It is the variable that their effect is to be ascertained.
The dependent variable usually gets its effect from the independent variable in a research.
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Answer:
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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:
The break-even point measured in sales dollars is $8
Answer: Appreciate, nominal
Explanation: If a nation's currency doubles in value, it is said to appreciate, thereby reflecting a change in the nominal exchange rate. An increase in a nation's currency signifies an appreciation of its currency. When the currency appreciates, it affects the exchange rate at which the currency can be traded.
Option b is not correct because when a currency appreciates, it does not necessarily affect the real exchange rate. Real exchange rate means the rate at which goods and services of a country can be traded for goods and services of another country.
