Consider the macroeconomics process/perspective.    1). Do you think it helps the economy to implement macroeconomic theories, ideas? Why? Why not?

sekect one answer. 1. Which of the following statements about the Affluent Society era is false? a. John Kenneth Galbraith’s, The Affluent Society, criticized the underlying structures of an economy dedicated only to increasing production and the consumption of goods. b. Galbraith’s analysis was so insightful that the title of his book has come to serve as a ready label for postwar American society c. Galbraith warned that an economy where “wants are increasingly created by the process by which they are satisfied” was unsound, unsustainable, and, ultimately, immoral. d. The contradictions of the Affluent Society defined the decade: unrivaled prosperity alongside persistent poverty, expanded opportunity alongside entrenched discrimination, and new liberating lifestyles alongside a stifling conformity. e. None of the above statements are false 2. Which of the following statements concerning the rise of the suburbs is false? a. The seeds of a suburban nation were planted in New…

Why isn’t money considered capital in economics? Which of the following are microeconomic issues? Which are macroeconomic issues? a. How will an increase in the price of Coca-Cola affect the quantity of Pepsi Cola sold? b. What will cause the nation’s inflation rate to fall c. How does a quota on textile imports affect the textile industry? d. Does a large federal budget deficit reduce the rate of unemployment in the economy?   Explain the importance of the ceteris paribus assumption for an economic model.   Analyze the positive versus normative arguments in the following case. What statements of positive economics are used to support the requiring of airbags? What normative reasoning is used?   Should the Government Require Air Bags? Technological advances continuously provide new high-tech options to save lives that add to the price of cars, such as cameras, radar, and airbags. Airbag advocates say airbags will save lives, and the government should require them in all cars.…

Question: Imagine a small town where all residents buy their groceries from two stores: GreenGrocer and Fresh Finds. Initially, both stores charge the same prices and have the same number of customers. One month, GreenGrocer decides to decrease the price of all their fruits and vegetables by 10% to attract more customers. Assuming the quality of goods and the level of service at both stores remain constant, answer the following: 1. What economic principle explains why customers might start shopping more at GreenGrocer than at Fresh Finds? 2. If Fresh Finds does not change its prices, what could be the likely outcome for its business? 3. How might Fresh Finds respond to GreenGrocer's price reduction to maintain its customer base?

SECTION A Answer All Questions 1. Which of the following questions is a type that tools of econometrics are meant to answer? A. If goods A and B are substitutes and the price of good A increases by KSH 10, by how much will the quantity demanded of good B change by? B. If goods A and B are substitutes and the price of good A increases, how will this affect the demand for good B? C. If an income increase causes the sales of good A to fall, everything else held constant, what type of good is good A? D. Everything else the same, would the price of good A be higher in a competitive industry or a monopolistic industry? 2. Consider the model Qª = ƒ (P, P³,Pº, INC) where Qªis quantity demanded of a bar soap per month, P is the price per bar of soap, Ps is the price of substitutes, P is the price of complements, and INC is monthly income. This equation represents A. a non-linear model B. an economic model C. an econometric model D. an interval forecast

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this question is for macronomics but on bartleby does not show any opiton for macronomics it just show economics     Table 20.4.4   Quantities 2013 2014 Bananas 1,000 bunches 1,100 bunches Coconuts 500 bunches 525 bunches       Prices 2013 2014 Bananas $2 a bunch $3 a bunch Coconuts $10 a bunch $8 a bunch   5) Refer to Table 20.4.4 above. The table provides data on the economy of Tropical Republic that produces only bananas and coconuts.    a) Calculate the Nominal GDP in 2013.  b) Calculate the Real GDP in 2014.  c) Calculate the GDP Deflator in 2014.

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