Answer:
Productivy would go up only as long as some of the workers can become competent managers.
Explanation:
The problem with worker ownership of the means of production (the firm), which is what socialism is about, is that workers do not necessarily have managerial skill, and as result, are likely to be unable to run the company efficiently.
In case this does not happen, and the workers manage to run the company well, GDP would increase because productivity in the firm would rise. Inflation would likely fall down because more productivity means more output of goods and services, and inflation tends to have a inverse relationship with output (although it also depends on other variables like the rate of growth of the money supply).
Finally, another macroeconomic variable that would positively affected is employment rate, because a more efficient company would likely require new workers.
Answer:
player 2 is signing a better contract
Explanation:
the present value of an annuity (player 1) = annual payment x annuity factor
assuming that the interest rate is 10%
present value = $10 million x 6.1446 (PV annuity factor, 10%, 10 periods) = $61.446 million
player 2's contract
the present value of a growing annuity = [payment / (i - g)] x {1 - [(1 + g) / (1 + i)]ⁿ} = [$10 / (10% - 5%)] x {1 - [(1 + 5%) / (1 + 10%)]¹⁰} = $200 x 0.372 = $74.398 million
Answer:
The equilibrium price level will double.
Explanation:
Suppose that the economy has a money supply of $4 billion and the income velocity of money is 8, the price level will be 4 and the real GDP is $8 billion. The formula we are using is:
- Money supply x velocity = price level x real GDP
If the money supply remains the same ($4 billion), the income velocity of money is 16 (it doubles), and the real GDP is $8 billion, then the price level will be:
$4 x 16 = price level x $8
$64 = price level x $8
price level = $64 / $8 = 8
So the price level has doubled to 8.
Answer:
If a coworker just brought you a union leaflet urging employees to sign an authorization card, the questions needed to ask him will be:
1. How the authorization card work.
2. What does it necessarily mean if one signs the authorization card
3. The next steps after signing the authorization card and what to expect as the end result.
4. If signing the card automatically makes one to become a member of the union.
It goes to the stockholders