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    sector as trade barriers kept food prices artificially high. Ricardo mirrors Adam Smith’s stance that, the market, although imperfect, is best left untouched. A glut, arguably cannot occur if all resources optimally utilized (Say’s Law,“supply creates demand”), however, inherently the law does not account for hoarding, accumulation of money without purpose or intention to save, spend or…

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    population growth and inefficiency in technological growth. Hence, one might argue that secular stagnation brings about low population, unemployment and decreased demand. Secular stagnation can also be brought…

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    In today’s society, many households and business are affected by monetary and fiscal policy in regard to real income and the increase in spending. Monetary policy affects the way society spends when the Federal Reserve regulates the amount of money in circulation. The Federal Reserve controls the money supply by the interest rates offered to banks. Therefore, more money is borrowed by the banks at lower interest rates which means more money will be in circulation. In contrast, higher interest…

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    simple demand supply principle and do no require any government intervention, technological externalities are the exact opposite. Technological externalities directly affect consumers and producers and the market does not account them for. Equally important classification is whether the inefficiency arises from consumption (consumers externality) of production (producers externalities) activity closely…

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    meals, milk, shoes, manicure/pedicure, video game, etc.). Explain how the law of demand affected your purchase. Give specific examples of how the determinants of demand and supply affect this product (T-I-P-E-N and P-R-E-S-T). What happens to the demand curve and the supply curve when any of these determinants change? Give examples of scenarios that would cause a change in demand versus a movement along the same demand curve and supply curve for this product. Discuss the new equilibrium price…

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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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    whole economy has (Sloman). Equilibrium unemployment is the difference between people that want to take the job they are offered and people that are willing and able to take the job. Disequilibrium unemployment occurs when the aggregate demand for labor is less than the aggregate supply of labor. Recently an analysis conducted by the Bureau of Labor Statics of the USA shows that in the American job market a college bachelor degree won’t give you the certainty that you will find a job after your…

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    surplus of ----------> Fall in ----> demand for -----> restored at full labour) wages labour employment Labour market…

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    countries is the same, λ_0, and λ_0=E_0 P^1/P^*=E_0 P^2/P^*. For the purpose of analysis, it is assumed that country 1 exclusively suffers an adverse shock due to the worlds demand for its exports plummeting as a result of changing consumer tastes. This shock is illustrated in 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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    Chapter 6 explores the firm behaviour while operating in situations of horizontal demand, which implies a perfect competition scenario. The assumptions made clear while evaluating the perfect market assumption was that all the players in the market were privy to equal information and production resources, which is largely not the case in the real world. In my opinion, the implications of the assumptions influenced the perception of many students towards the content of the chapter. However, the…

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