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Marconomics: Chapter 13 Homework
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Tuesday, May 22, 2007. The components of M1 are;. The largest component is checkable deposits, by a small margin. The face value of a coin is greater than its intrinsic value because the recipient is confident that they will be able to exchange the coin for a good of the same value. M2 and M3 money supplies are distinguished by their lack of liquidity. The basic determinant for the transactions demand is the level of nomial GDP. C) an increase in nominal GDP signals ...
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Marconomics: August 2007
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Saturday, August 25, 2007. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? A good explanation of Monetary Policy. Tuesday, August 14, 2007. This article is remarking on Toyota’s strong performance in the global automobile market. It notes the different reasons for this strong performance and comments how the performance has been so strong over not only the past months but over the past few years has led to Toyota replacing GM as the dominant global automaker force. 2 Reminiscent of th...
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Marconomics: July 2007
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Wednesday, July 11, 2007. CNN: Can tainted toys spark U.S.-China trade tiff? This article is describing the call for trade protectionism on the part of the Americans. The reasons for trade protectionism are the infant industry argument, anti-dumping, protecting unemployment, balance of payments, externalities and demerit goods, strategic reasons and unrealistic assumptions of comparative advantage. Although the tainted goods may just be a bit of poisoned pet food and...
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Marconomics: Summer Commentary #2
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Tuesday, August 14, 2007. This article is remarking on Toyota’s strong performance in the global automobile market. It notes the different reasons for this strong performance and comments how the performance has been so strong over not only the past months but over the past few years has led to Toyota replacing GM as the dominant global automaker force. Toyota has had much success in the past few months for a few reasons. In light of emerging auto-markets, where Toyo...
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Marconomics: Monetary Policy Summary
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Marconomics: Chapter 12 homework : Questions 2 and 3
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Thursday, May 10, 2007. Chapter 12 homework : Questions 2 and 3. Multiplier = 1 / (1-0.8). 25 Billion / 5 = necessary government spending. The government must spend $5 Billion to increase the GDP by $25 Billion. Someone who would want to preserve the size of the government would increase taxes rather than decrease public spending, and someone who thinks the public sector is too large would do the opposite. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Daniel's IB Econ Blog.
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Marconomics: Chapter 12 Homework (Part 2)
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Monday, May 14, 2007. Chapter 12 Homework (Part 2). The full-employment budget measures what the Federal budget deficit or surplus would be with existing tax rates and government spending levels if the economy had achieved its full-employment level of GDP in each year. It allows economists to adjust the actualy Federal budget deficits and surpluses to eliminate the automatic changes in tax-revenues. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Daniel's IB Econ Blog.
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Marconomics: September 2007
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Thursday, September 13, 2007. Italy Jobless Rate Fell to Record Low in 1st Quarter. This analyzes Italy's steady decline in unemployment, citing economists' opinions on the causes. Strong economic growth combined with a more leniant political atmosphere have reportedly spurred companies in expanding their businesses and hiring more workers, which has lowered the unemployment rate. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Daniel's IB Econ Blog. De Grote, Sterke IB Blog van Manon.
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Marconomics: May 2007
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Welcome to Marco's IB Economics Blog. Tuesday, May 22, 2007. The components of M1 are;. The largest component is checkable deposits, by a small margin. The face value of a coin is greater than its intrinsic value because the recipient is confident that they will be able to exchange the coin for a good of the same value. M2 and M3 money supplies are distinguished by their lack of liquidity. The basic determinant for the transactions demand is the level of nomial GDP. C) an increase in nominal GDP signals ...