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Suppose that the government levies a $1.50 tax on a chocolate bar. What is the change in the quantity of chocolate bars bought, who pays most of the tax, and what is the deadweight loss?
The Administration understood that the recovery would be difficult precisely because many of the usual drivers of growth were missing. That is why we included $266 billion of additional temporary recovery measures in our 2011 budget. Congr..
As Marthinsen explains, GDP and unemployment are among the most important economic indicators, but there are hundreds more that economists analyze. The National Bureau of Economic Research maintains a comprehensive listing with links (Links to an ext..
When measuring the GDP for a particular year, why do economist include only final goods? Why don't they include the value of stocks and bonds sold?
A report by the World Bank noted the following: "Informal economic activities pose a particular measurement problem in calculating GDP, especially in developing countries, where much economic activity may go unrecorded".
Elucidate the six costs associated with inflation and evaluate which if any of the costs are important for the average consumer.
What factors shift the labor supply curve to the right?
In each of the cases listed below determine what this consumer needs to do (in terms of purchasing X and Y) to maximizes their utility.
3. Suppose that in Australia, investment is $160 billion, saving is $140 billion, government expenditure on goods and services is $150 billion, exports are $200 billion and imports are $250 billion. a. What is the amount of tax revenue? What is the g..
Economists and policymakers argue in favor of replacing the current income tax in the USA with consumption tax. What are your opinions on the issue?
If a firm pays employees hourly and guarantees every employee 35 hours per week, how would the firm categorize its labor costs - what is the marginal cost of the 10th unit of output?
A firm that owns a wheat farm, a grain elevator, a flour mill, a commercial bakery, and a grocery store chain is
when potential output grows 4 percent per year. Suppose also that the Fed is following the Taylor rule, with an inflation rate of 2 percent over the past year. The federal funds rate is currently 3 percent.
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