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The Situation: Full employment income is estimated to be $11,000. The current interest rate is estimated to be 4.178 [irrcent. While last year total business investment spending was $900; the rising price of oil has caused expectations to deteriorate (see diagrammatic estimate). The year's federal budget is G=2000 and T=1000. The consumption function is estimated to be: C=500 + 0.75.YD. The Problem: Assessing the Results Use a production possibility frontier to illustrate the probable results of your fiscal policy. By how much did consumption change? By how much did savings change? By how much did investment change? What is the total amount of government borrowing? Where did the money come from?
In article on the steel industry, The Wall Street Journal noted that as steel prices were falling, steelmakers were not cutting production
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