What are the different limitations of marginal costs? What are their functions? What are the limitations in using break-even analysis? What are the benefits and major problems of fiscal policy and monetary policy? What is the current status of fiscal policy in the US?
And even if taxes are cut, the government should also reduce fiscal expenditures and avoid boosting the fiscal deficit. Thank you, Mr. Shen. You will hear an interview. Li is the journalist of Caijing Newspaper: Shen Minggao is Caijing’s chief economist. They are exploring current situation...
In general, what impact does increasing or decreasing the printing of money have on the economy? Explain the reason for inflation has a positive effect on the nominal interest rate. What is the effect of current account deficit on inflation?
Importance of Facilitated Diffusion Not every molecule can cross the cell membranes. The molecules should be small and non-polar to traverse the membrane. For eg., glucose is a large molecule that cannot diffuse across the cell membrane. Ions like sodium, potassium, and calcium are charged and...
Difference of two integers is an integer Multiplication of two or more integers is an integer Division of integers may or may not be an integer Q4 How is an integer represented? An integer is represented using the alphabet “Z”. For integers, Z = {…, -2, -1. 0. 1, 2, ……} ...
Example: Argentina's currency crisis in 2001 was partly because of a significant loss of competitiveness. The fixed exchange rate regime led to an overvalued peso, resulting in a severe current account deficit and, ultimately, a currency collapse. ...
"As signaled by other macro indicators, like low inflation, a small current account deficit, and rapidly consolidating fiscal balances, there is rising slack in the economy," said BofA's India economist Rahul Bajoria. "This is further corroborated by evidence of faltering consumer and ...
In the last bi-monthly monetary policy change, RBI has kept the repo rates unchanged for the third time. This comes after eight straight cuts in the rates since February 2019, in the government’s attempt to stabilise the fiscal deficit and promote econo
What do you need? Or countries like India that has relatively high tariffs? How likely do you think it is that there’ll be that kind of multi-negotiation thing going on? Alan Beattie I think it’s very likely. And we know that because it happened in the first administration as well....
In the 1920s, there was a real extreme when government spending was 3 percent of GDP, and there was no return to that. The question is: can we let the government debt and deficit keep exploding at its current pace? Today, the United States...