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Instructions:The economic ideas of two the most influential economists:  John Maynard Keynes and Frederic von Hayek have a significant impact on the US economy and the entire global economy. They had very different views about a free market economy and the role of the government. Even though they had arguments in 1930s, their ideas still affect our contemporary economic systems. The relevance of their views will be debated in the video:  Fear The Boom and Bust": Keynes vs Hayek Rap Battle. Two models below represent John Maynard Keynes and Frederic von Hayek concepts of aggregate-demand (AD) and aggregate-supply(AS) of the nation’s economy. Once you’ve watched the video and read Chapter 32: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply, then answer the questions that follow. The following links provides a two-minute videos about demand-pull inflation, cost-push inflation, recession, short-run period, and long-run period.  http://welkerswikinomics.com/blog/2011/04/08/1643/ Figure 1: Hayek’s…

Scenario: Imagine you are a policymaker advising the government of a developing nation facing high levels of unemployment and inflation. The government seeks your expertise to design an economic policy that can address both issues simultaneously. As part of your analysis, you decide to apply one of the ten principles of economics to guide your policy recommendations. Question: Select one of the ten principles of economics that you find most relevant to address the challenges of high unemployment and inflation in the given developing nation. Explain how the chosen principle can be applied to formulate an effective economic policy. Discuss the potential trade-offs and limitations of your proposed policy and evaluate its long-term sustainability.

QUESTION 5 (a) What are some criticisms against the Keynesian model? How do post Keynesian models try to address? (b) Graphically illustrate and explain the conditions for a competitive general equilibrium (c) Graphically illustrate and explain the effect of an increase in government spending on general equilibrium conditions.

Q) Which of the following is not a gilded age problem? (Select all that apply):     Social inequality     Unregulated slum development     Money in politics     Suburbanization of the middle class     Immigration from Latin America     Labor unrest     Draft riots     Child labor     Disease and public health concerns     Mass immigration     Overcrowding Explain it correctly I upvote.  Not copy paste answer gives

QUESTION 5 Why didn't economic depression return after the end of World War II? Because FDR died, so the Republicans could finally start spending government money to boost people's incomes O Because the government continued developing policies to encourage economic growth Because the world was destroyed by war Because the Rockefellers chose to drop their billions of dollars from an airplane over New York City

The economy of a hypothetical country has been stable for two or three years with very low unemployment. Wages have been gradually increasing during this time. Now stock market prices begin significant increases, causing peoples’ investments, such as their retirement accounts and other investments, to increase in value. People feel very good about the future and use their new-found wealth to buy things that they had been hesitant to purchase in the past. Describe, in a short essay inserted below these questions, how the economic situation will change and how the government could best respond to these changes. Include detailed answers to the following questions in your essay:  What kind of economic gap will start to occur (inflationary or recessionary)?  What kind of fiscal policy might be helpful to stabilize the economy (expansionary or contractionary)? What specific fiscal policy tools does the government have available, and how should these tools be utilized to maximize their…

1.Which of the following ideas were central to Adam Smith in Wealth of Nations? A)importance of acquiring gold from colonies B)role of markets and free competition C)criticisms of the injustices of capitalism D)conflict between proletariat and factory owner 2.What Austrian diplomat believed that Europe needed a balance of power? A)Metternich B)Ferdinand II C)Franz Joseph D)Bismark 3.All of the following were impacts of the Industrial Revolution on industrialized countries EXCEPT A)increased population B)voting rights for women C)clean air and water D)increased standard of living for many 4.The economic system in which private individuals or companies own businesses is called A)communism B)capitalism C)imperialism D)socialism 5.All of the following were important consequences of the Congress of Vienna EXCEPT A)increased nationalistic tensions B)a new political map of Europe C)unsuccessful revolutions in 1848 D)a rejection of conservatism as a political philosophy 6.Which news…

Select the concept that correspond to each description It is a plan of action undertaken by government officials to achieve some broad purpose affecting substantial segment of a nation's citizens. Public policy It refers to policies in housing, health care, and education. [Choose] National values, such a freedom, [Choose ] democracy, and a fair chance for all citizens to share in economic prosperity, have led to the adoption of civils rights laws and economic assistance for those in needs They may cause businesses to improve the way lead is used in the workplace to reduce health risk, but also companies can removes pregnant woman from their job to avoid the health risk. [Choose ] They are external pressure that shapes a [Choose ] government's policy decisions and strategies to address a problem.

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SCOPE: The experiences of the former republics of the now-defunct Soviet Union provide a good lesson in transforming economies, in particular, the Russian republic. Research the Russian experience (text and internet). Using this information, provide a general overview of this transition from a Communist "command" economy to a free market economy over the past several years. Has the transition to a free market economy been a success? What have been some of the major difficulties? What do you believe are the prospects for a sound Russian economy?

How fiscal policy and monetary policy can affects the firm/industry/market on their short run and long run decisions? Provide some examples along with the elaborations.

Describe the fiscal and monetary measures that are normally taken to deal with economic depression.

CASE 3- Economics UKRAINE-RUSSIA CONFLICT When Russia invaded Ukraine no one knew how long the ensuing conflict would last, or how deep the shockwaves sent through Europe, or the rest of the world would be. As the war approaches its third month, however, the economic fallout from the conflict is becoming clearer and the outlook does not look good. Against an already turbulent backdrop of global inflationary pressures amid rising food and energy prices and disrupted supply chains following the coronavirus pandemic, the war between Russia and Ukraine is exacerbating supply and demand tensions, damaging consumer sentiment and is threatening global economic growth. QUESTION: what actions should the President do to help businesspeople and workers if this situation will continue?

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The Circular Flow Model with Government is another important model for students to understand. Please explain what the model shows us. List and explain the characteristics of each component – be very thorough and provide plenty of detail! You must have at least 4 characteristics for each component. Thoroughly explain how each component of the model interacts with the other components – be very thorough – this requires lots of detail! Explain how all of the sectors and markets interact with each other. You can do this as part of your answer to part ( b) if you like but understand that this will require significant detail!

You will submit a Word document that is in proper APA formatting. Your Word document should be properly submitted with citations/references to support your work. Please answer the following questions: Suppose you are an advisor to the Business Cycle Dating Committee. You are asked to look at macroeconomic data to evaluate whether the economy has entered a recession this year. Which data do you look at? How does the economy behave at the onset of a recession? Explain how unemployment changes over the business cycle. Why do these changes occur? Make sure that it is 2 to 3 word pages please!

2. Professor Moretti described the Great Divergence within the American economy. Explain the origins of this divide. Which geographic regions are most impacted? Which demographics are impacted most? What is the role of globalization in reinforcing this divide?

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Question 1.                                                                    (04) What makes Islamic economic system different from socialism and capitalism? Question 2.                                                                    (04) How does an Islamic bank deal in Mudaraba? Question 3.                                                                    (05) Define what is Riba & describe two types of Riba with example for each

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Financial crises and market bubbles are inevitable in the global economy. In this module, we examined some of these financial crises, including: The European banking crisis in 2011 The oil price collapse in 2014 The emerging market turmoil in 2013 The Puerto Rican debt crisis in 2015 The crypto crash in 2018-2019 The COVID-19 pandemic financial crisis While none of these crises matched the scale of the Great Recession of 2008, they still had significant impacts on international markets. To find out about countries' financial information, you can use the resources listed in the Global Financial Information Resources document. Consider the past financial crises and market bubbles. In your discussion, address the following questions: What market indicators can help identify potential global financial crises? What do you anticipate could be the next global financial crisis? How has the global economy responded to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic? How do you think the COVID-19…

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Unrest and economic underperformance haunt the emerging worldAt the start of the century, developing economies were a source of unbounded optimism and fierce ambition. Today South Africa is reeling from an insurrection, Colombia has suffered violent protests and Tunisia faces a constitutional crisis. Illiberal government is in fashion. Peru has just sworn in a Marxist as its president and independent institutions are under attack in Brazil, India and Mexico.Source: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2021/07/31/unrest-and-economic-underperformance-stalk-the-emerging-worldAccessed: 20/08/21 According to economic theory, the above occurrences come as a result of emerging markets failing to accomplish which of the following objectives?a) Price stabilityb) Balance of payments stabilityc) Economic growthd) Full employment