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Suppose a liquidity trap exists and current output is below its natural level.(i.e. an economy is currently operating at the zero nominal interest rate)
(a) can this economy return to its natural level automatically? if it can not, explain the mechanism though which this economy fails to return to its natural level?
(b)suggest policy which would bring economy closer to the natural level of output.
Illustrate what are the advantages and the risks of linking the scorecard to compensation.
Suppose that your demand curves for gadgets and widgets are both straight lines but your demand curve for a gadget (DG) is much more elastic than your demand curve for widgets (DW). Draw a graph that illustrates your demand and transactions for gadge..
Calculate Marginal Revenue from demand if the marginal propensity to save is 0.05, how large is the multiplier.
What is "monopolistic" about monopolistic competition? What is "competitive" about a monopolistically competitive market? Please explain.
Over the long run historically, real wages produce about same pace as labor productivity.
Education (e.g., elementary and secondary education, higher education-undergraduate and graduate) b. Government (e.g., the Social Security Office, the Internal Revenue Service)
If the price increases by 10 percent, by how much does the quantity of household (a) natural gas and (b) electricity change in the short run and in the long run?
Suppose without trade, country A produces and consumes 100 units of widgets at a price of $10 each. Illustrate what is the total gain or loss from trade for country A.
The Nova Scotia government provides a rebate of the Provincial portion of the HST on home-heating fuel (oil, gas, electric) at point of sale. On grounds of equity and efficiency, evaluate this policy.
Introduce and explain the concept of social welfare - define and describe the laws of demand and supply
Compare and contrast the possible consequences for an economy of inflation and deflation.
How much profit does the monopolist earn? How much consumer surplus is left? (if any) Calculate the social welfare loss.
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