6.* This question is concerned with the repercussion effects of a domestic expansion once we recognize that, as a consequence, output abroad will expand. Suppose that at home there is an increase in autonomous spending, AĀ, that falls entirely on domestic goods. (Assume con- stant interest rates throughout this problem.) a. What is the effect on income, disregarding repercussion effects? What is the impact on our imports? Denote the increase in imports by AQ. b. Using the result for the increase in imports, consider what happens abroad. Our increase in imports means that foreign countries experience an increase in their exports and there- fore an increase in the demand for their goods. In response, their output expands. Assum- ing the foreign marginal propensity to save is s* and the foreign propensity to import is m*, by how much will a foreign country's income expand as a result of an increase in its exports? c. Now combine the pieces by writing the familiar equation for equilibrium in the domestic goods market: Change in supply, AY, equals the total change in demand, AĀ + AX - MAY (1s)AY, or AY= ΔΑ + ΔΙ s+m Noting that our increase in exports, AX, is equal to foreigners' increase in imports, we can replace AX with the answer to part (b) to obtain a general expression for the multi- plier with repercussions.

Use a spreadsheet to trace out the pattern of adjustment of Yt towards its new equilibrium value in the model if It is exogenously increased from 240 to 350 and then kept at this new level. Assume the system was initially in equilibrium. What is the value of C in the fourteenth time period after this increase in It?  

Macroeconomic issues include: (A) the impact of government regulation on markets (B) total employment nationwide (C) studying what factors affect the price and quantity of automobiles (D) studying the regulation of wages and production costs in the software industry

PURPOSE The purpose of this assignment is to enhance learners' knowledge and understanding on the roles of government in economic growth. REQUIREMENT Find ONE article about Malaysia's fiscal policy. The article which is obtained from the local newspaper or magazine must be between January 2023 and December 2023. Summarise the chosen article and highlight the important macroeconomic objectives and variables. Discuss the macroeconomic policies that are taken by Malaysia towards achieving the country's long run macroeconomics goals.

You work for a Nova Scotia Company trying to successfully enter the cranberry market in Australia. Create an analysis on the entry country (Australia) based on the following; Is the population growing? Is it steady or is it in decline? What is the birthrate and number of live births? How is this relevant to your company?

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Problem 5. Based on a sample of 21 Monitoring the Future respondents (see table below), we present their racial/ethnic background and the number of school days missed in the past 4 weeks.   White Black Hispanic 4 1 4 5 2 3 3 2 5 4 1 1 4 3 5 4 4 2 6 3 2     Complete the 5-step model for these data, and set alpha at 0.05. If alpha were set at 0.01, would your decision change? Explain.

"Research findings indicate that the way people spend vouchers is consistent with the predictions of standard economic theory and there is no evidence of a wider behavioural response." Discuss this statement by (a) applying relevant intermediate microeconomic theory and (b) referring to the evidence in the research literature.(1000 word count)

Question A team of environmental researchers is undertaking a comprehensive study to explore the relationship between car usage and air quality in cities of various sizes. The study focuses on PM2.5 levels, small particulate matters that significantly impact health and are often associated with vehicle emissions. To account for other factors that may affect air quality, the researchers include additional variables in their analysis. The amount of green space in each city is considered, recognizing its potential role in air purification and pollution reduction. Moreover, the study exam- ines the impact of environmental regulations, which vary across cities and can profoundly influence pollution levels through policy measures. The dataset for the study is comprehensive, encompassing a broad spectrum of cities, from densely populated metropolises to smaller towns. This diversity provides a rich context for analyzing how urban scale and characteristics interplay with vehicular emissions…

Country U.S. In 2011 dollars (1) Capital/person 175,075 Hong Kong 154,766 Argentina 31,589 (2) per-capita GDP 54,807 40,603 16,469 Relative to the US values (US = 1)_ (4) per-capita (5) predicted GDP y* (3) Capital/person 1.000 1.000 1.000 (6) Implied TFP to match data 1.000