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A fiscal rule which involves a ceiling to government borrowing as a percentage of GDP Started by pepyto	1 Replies 27 Views	May 25, 2020 by fromAlphatoOmega22
If the mpcd is 0.6, the tax multiplier is Started by cartlidgeashley	1 Replies 36 Views	May 25, 2020 by missalyssa26
The following diagram illustrates an economy where its current level of GDP (i.e. national income, ... Started by mpobi80	1 Replies 36 Views	May 25, 2020 by pocatato
If the Chancellor of the Exchequer raises taxes by 25 million in order to finance an increase in the ... Started by bucstennis@aim.com	1 Replies 23 Views	May 25, 2020 by gasdhashg
If the economy were in recession, we would expect Started by cmoore54	1 Replies 68 Views	May 25, 2020 by blfontai
If the economy were booming, we would expect Started by lb_gilbert	1 Replies 48 Views	May 25, 2020 by makaylafy
The mpcd = 0.8. Suppose that in the next Budget, the Chancellor decides to cut taxes by 50 million. ... Started by BrownTown3	1 Replies 39 Views	May 25, 2020 by sylvia
An automatic fiscal stabiliser is Started by mia	1 Replies 40 Views	May 25, 2020 by katheyjon
Which of the following is NOT an automatic stabiliser? Started by torybrooks	1 Replies 29 Views	May 25, 2020 by thall411
When a country has public-sector net borrowing, it means that Started by tingc95	1 Replies 24 Views	May 25, 2020 by DHRUVSHAH
If the government wants to reduce unemployment by influencing the level of activity in the economy, ... Started by urbanoutfitters	1 Replies 53 Views	May 25, 2020 by Yixagurpuldink
If the budget deficit is lower than it was last year, we could say that Started by londonang	1 Replies 26 Views	May 25, 2020 by asware1
If central government's spending exceeds its tax receipts, this would referred to as Started by ETearle	1 Replies 36 Views	May 25, 2020 by firehawk60
Explain what is meant by demand-pull and cost-push inflation. Started by Brittanyd9008	1 Replies 57 Views	May 25, 2020 by beccamahon
Explain three different types of unemployment. Give an example of each type. Given what you have ... Started by panfilo	1 Replies 30 Views	May 25, 2020 by Brenm
For each of the following, indicate if the person would be classified as employed, unemployed, or ... Started by fagboi	1 Replies 77 Views	May 25, 2020 by Meganchabluk
Why does the money demand curve slope downwards? Started by Tirant22	1 Replies 26 Views	May 25, 2020 by olivia_paige29
Money supply growth is related to credit creation, so how is credit created? Started by EAugust	1 Replies 33 Views	May 25, 2020 by amandalm
Why do changes in investment expenditure tend to magnify business cycle fluctuations? Started by cookcarl	1 Replies 43 Views	May 25, 2020 by kingfahad97
What is the multiplier effect? How can it be calculated? Started by Alainaaa8	1 Replies 33 Views	May 25, 2020 by Eunice618
What are the four main categories of expenditure used in calculating GDP. Started by bobbie	1 Replies 23 Views	May 25, 2020 by jjorrostieta
In the circular flow of income diagram what are injections and withdrawals? Give examples: Started by ssal	1 Replies 47 Views	May 25, 2020 by Dominic
What are four of the major concerns/targets of macroeconomics? Started by Diane	1 Replies 22 Views	May 25, 2020 by flexer1n1
Demand-pull inflation is caused by people demanding high wages. Started by pepyto	1 Replies 17 Views	May 25, 2020 by lkanara2
There are no costs associated with inflation if the inflation rate is perfectly anticipated. Started by Engineer	1 Replies 58 Views	May 25, 2020 by jordangronback

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