Answer:
An economy could get stuck in a recessionary gap
Explanation:
Keynes believed that wages may be inflexible in the downward direction and which would consequently cause an economy to get stuck in the recessionary gap. The recessionary gap happens when a country's real GDP is lower than it's gross domestic product at a state of full employment. It shows the difference between the actual and potential production in an economy. But with the actual being smaller or lower than the potential production.
Investors would be the answer
Answer:
a) functional planning
Explanation:
The functional planning is the planning that need to be done for each type of department so that the goals and the objectives of the company could be accomplish in a efficient and effective manner
Since in the question it is mentioned that the marketing manager have set a goal to rise the sales by 12% over the next three years so this represent that the manager is engaged in the functional planning
Answer:
B
Explanation:
When a company issues shares, ‘cash’ is debited because money has come into the firm (debit means addition). ‘Equity’ is credited however because it is money the business is owing to the business owners (credit means negative)
Equity is always a credit balance when new shares are issued. It means the business is owing more to the business owners.
Note that Equity is a credit balance (in negative position) while Asset is a debit balance (positive)
In our case, we have added more business owners by getting more money to the business to the tune of $100,000. We will therefore credit equity by -$100,000). Since money came in, we also debit cash by adding an equivalent +$100,000.
The entry is therefore balanced and correct!
Answer:
purchase; expansion; expansion
Explanation:
An open market purchase leads to a(n) expansion of reserves and deposits in the banking system and hence to a(n) expansion of the monetary base and the money supply
Open market operations is how central bank purchases or sells government securities in order to expand or contract money in the banking system and influence interest rates.
