5 = 390 so the mean average is 390 mm . to calculate the variance, compute the difference of each from the mean, square it and find then find the average once again. so for this particular case the variance is : = (220 2 + 60 2 + (-230) 2 +30 2 + (-80) 2 )/5 = ...
100 = 40 per cent how to calculate the percentage of a number? to calculate the percentage of a number, we need to use a different formula such as: p% of number = x where x is the required percentage. if we remove the % sign, then we need to express the above formulas as; p/...
To calculate revenue deficit, the total revenue generated by the government in a particular period is subtracted from the total expenses (excluding borrowing and other liabilities) incurred in the same period. This formula provides a direct measure of the shortfall between income and expenditure, shed...
s triple-A rating intact. The revised outlook resulted from another political gridlock in Washington, where the so-called Supercommitee has not been able to agree on fiscal measures to reduce the US deficit by $1.2 trillion over the next 10 years. Reports also continue to suggest that S&P ...
Economic Theory & ResearchInternational Terrorism & CounterterrorismBanks & Banking ReformThe author describes a spread-sheet planning model to help determine the government deficit consistent with a policymaker's "vector" of principal macrSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
it will probably continue to do so. That would mean that a dividend paid in euros or yen would be translated into even more dollars. I think that the decline of the dollar is a good thing, in that it should help promote growth and reign in our massive and unsustainable trade deficit. ...
TheU.S. national debtsurpassed $34 trillion this month for the first time in history and with large deficits expected to continue, questions about the sustainability of the debt burden are likely to mount. The federal government just recorded its third-largest deficit in history when the U....
To calculate net cash flow, subtract your total cash expenses from your total cash income during the specific time period you’re analyzing; this is usually a month, quarter or year. If the number is positive, you have a cash surplus. If it’s negative, you’re spending more than you’...
A revenue deficit, not to be confused with afiscal deficit, measures the difference between the projected amount of income and the actual amount of income. If a business or government has a revenue deficit that means its income isn't enough to cover its basic operations. When that happens, ...
Fiscal policy refers to a government's use of spending and taxation to influence the nation's economy. It aims to stabilize economic growth, employment, and inflation. Expansionary fiscal policy involves increased spending or tax cuts to stimulate demand and counter recessions, potentially leading to...