Answer:
The short run refers to a period of less than one year.
Explanation:
The statements is false that the short run refers to a period of less than one year.
The short run, long run and very long run are different time periods in economics.
<u>Short run – where one factor of production (e.g. capital) is fixed</u>.
long run – Where all factors of production are variable,
Unlike in accounting where operating period refer to a period of one year, <u> there is no hard and fast definition as to what is classified as "long" or "short" and mostly relies on the economic perspective being taken.</u>
Answer:
B) Demand for concert decreases. As a result of the shift, ticket price decreases.
Explanation:
A shift in demand that is as a result of other factors except for price results in a shift of demand. A reduction of price as a result of the financial crises will lead to a shift of demand to the left.
Demand for cinema tickets will reduce at all price level.
Referring to the attached diagram the demand shift will result in lower quantity demanded from Q to Q2.
Also there is a reduction of equillibrum price from P to P2.
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set an example above.
Answer:
1. The Fed is an independent government agency ⇒ C. A government agency should not have so much control over the economy because politicians are always going to do anything to win the next election.
The Fed is an independent government agency that pursues the best economic policy for the nation independent of what politicians want.
2. The Fed is overseen by the federal government ⇒ A. The Federal Reserve lacks accountability because no one audits the Fed. There is no way to know what really goes on behind the scenes.
The Federal government however, gets to oversee the Fed to ensure accountability and best practices.
3. The Fed conducts monetary policy through open market operations ⇒ B. The Federal Reserve just prints more money when the economy needs it and gives it to link.
The Fed does not only oversee the printing of money by the Treasury, they also conduct monetary policy through the use of OMO by buying securities when they want money supply to increase and selling when they want a decrease.