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    diagram 1 through a leftward shift in aggregate demand (AD) from AD to AD’. In a monetary union, both countries have a common nominal exchange rate and the common central bank may need to make a choice. If the…

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    rates are determined by the bank of England this is because retail banks are usually the first financial institutions to expose money to the economy, they are the primary instruments used by the central bank (bank of England) to manipulate the money supply. There are many ways in which Interest rates effect the UK economy examples of this are price of borrowing, mortgage interest payments, the value of the pound…

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    inclined to invest and vice versa. If people save more then banks will have more savings to give out to investors but they will only do this at a decreased interest rate, leading to an equilibrium. This means that interest rates are the dictator of the aggregate growth of the economy according to classical…

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    The Reserve Bank Of India

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    This article reports that in January 15, 2015, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) surprised the market by implementing expansionary monetary policy (EMP) and cut the interest rate, which reduces its “key repo rate by 25 basis points to 7.75 percent” to boost the economy. This is because the persistent decline in crude oil prices leads to lower demand in oil. Consequently, countries only gain low profit from selling oil, which the level of gross domestic product (GDP) result in a dramatic decline.…

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    to stabilize employment, interest rate and money supply. According to Keynes, the primary cause of the global economic crisis in the year 1929 was imperfections in the market and that the crisis was human-made. The general theory argues that…

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    The object of this expansionary fiscal policy by the Canadian government, is to shift the demand curve to intersect with the short run aggregate supply curve and with the long run aggregate demand curve. In this case, since Canada is in the midst of a recession the aggregate demand curve is to the left of the intercept of the long run aggregate demand curve. At present the equilibrium of output (y1) is lower than the full employment of output (yfe) the difference of yfe and y1 is the…

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    There’s a negative relationship between income and the preference of an inferior good.The more the income a worker receives, the less they prefer an inferior good. The supply for spam (and ham) will not change. Income changes do not affect supply as there aren’t any incentives for the suppliers to change how much spam they decide to supply. It does not matter to them (and they most likely wouldn’t know) if a person’s income increases or decreases. They simply care about supplying spam at any…

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    to the demand function. Simply, the price of a good or service reflects the demand in the market as the price of the good increases or decreases. The overall price of the good in the market is seen as a function of the market demand and the market supply. Once the price of the good has been set the individual firms are forced to price their goods relative to the overall market price. Lack of power to set prices leaves firms vulnerable to market forces. My understanding is that individual…

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    that would reduce labor supply among recipient households. Thus, this reduced labor supply would partially offsets the positive income impact of remittances while the increase in income…

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    have to focus on and try to prevent. Deflation comes in two different forms. One kind of deflation is malign deflation. Malign deflation occurs as the result of a collapse in aggregate demand. This type of deflation has been linked with a weak economy and continually decreasing prices (Powell, 14). The collapse in aggregate demand causes these things, which then forces the…

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