Roberto Del Toro Mrs. Fortier Macro Economics 8 December 2009 Chapter 13, Week of November 30, Chinese overinvestment could strain trade 1. According to the article, the increase in investment will ultimately lead to lower prices for Chinese goods because of overcapacity. Explain in terms of the aggregate demand and aggregate supply model what would have to happen for this scenario to take place? Well first the aggregate supply is the total of all planned production for the economy. The
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Question 3 Oil prices and U.S. GDP both fell in 2009. Use a graph to explain this observation of falling oil price and falling GDP. In 2009, world economy encountered one of the most severe downturns due to financial crisis incurred in 2008. The crisis resulted in a period of deflation (refer to Exhibit 1) and failing consuming confidence, which cause a fall in aggregate demand. Decreasing demand shifted the AD curve to left, from AD0 to AD1 (refer to Exhibit 2) so that GDP decreased to Y1.
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Economic and Monetary Union and adopted the Euro To facilitate discussion the 20 year period will be divided into two parts: the 1989-1999 period, and the 2000-2009 period. 2 1989-1999: securing EMU membership The 1989-1993 sub-period: Macroeconomic developments Weak economic activity (1.2% average growth) Very high inflation (16.8% annual average) Very high real and nominal interest rates Low fixed investment (1.5% annual average) Fiscal developments Very high general government deficits
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KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Soon Seng Plastic Industries Sdn Bhd, which manufactures thermo-formed plastic packaging and extrusion sheets, has seen its new product introduced this year gaining popularity in the Australian, New Zealand and European markets. The product, AIR-TIGHT disposable food containers - ensure that biscuits or cookies remain crunchy for days. It can also store liquids without any spillage. So far, the company has developed over 10 designs of the products which are made of polyenthylene
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where businesses operate, factors such as family, education, religion etc. impacts the way a business is conducted. Economic environment within a business organization include factors that are divided into two categories, macroeconomics and microeconomics. Macroeconomics includes factors that are related to sectors or individuals and businesses of particular
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Homework Week 6 Answers The homework is worth 20 points, so each answer will have points distribution at the instructor’s discretion. Chapter 14 1. a. Given that the interest rate has been 4 percent for the last ten quarters, then for IS curve I, real GDP equals 8,800 − 25(4) − 25(4) − 25(4) − 25(4) − 20(4) − 20(4) − 20(4) − 15(4) − 15(4) − 10(4) = 8,000. For IS curve II, real GDP equals 8,400 − 5(4) − 5(4) − 5(4) − 5(4) − 10(4) − 15(4) − 15(4) − 15(4) − 20(4) = 8,000. b. For IS curve
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Evaluating the tax incentives for foreign investors policy Reporting to the Manufacturers league Executive Summary This report has been written in response to the government’s proposed tax incentive policy for foreign multi-national corporations to increase foreign direct investment within Australia. The report draws attention to the reasons behind the government’s proposal. These include the slow growth trends of the manufacturing industry, restoring the dropped level of foreign investment
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1. Balance of Payments. a. The current account is having different elements which create it and these elements are * The balance of trade * Amount of payments of interest to foreign investors and from foreign investment * Payments from international tourism * Private gifts and grants. b. The capital account is composed of all capital investments made between countries, including both direct foreign investment and purchases of securities with maturities exceeding one year
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Macedonia: Economic History and Current Economic Environment The economy of Macedonia was almost none existent before its independence in 1991. During the period of the former Republic of Yugoslavia control “Macedonia only produced 5% of the total output of federal goods” (CIA, Macedonia Economy-overview), compared to all other former Yugoslav states. In Macedonia from 1991-1996 the economy was very unstable due to no government aid, which it formerly received from the Republic of Yugoslavia
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10/22/12 10.2 saving investment and the financial system Economic growth depends on the ability of firms to expand their operations and adopt new technologies Firms lacking sufficient funds to finance expansions and/or the adoption of new technologies may acquire funds from households through financial system Financial system: the system of financial markets and financial intermediaries through which firms acquire funds from households. Economics growth is impossible without a well-functioning
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