What has happened to the macroeconomic over the past two years? What is happening with the macroeconomic indicator today?

Can you provide an explanation of the graph.

Which of the following is not a variable of interest in macroeconomics? O the level of planned investment the overall level of employment the overall level of prices the price of coffee

For the following video please answer these questions.  Business Cycle. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXrOpjG4dUs   1. Refer to your text book and draw and label the Business Cycle. Be able to identify andexplain the four stages of the cycle. 2. State the characteristics of recession and expansion.3. What stage of the business cycle are we in at this time? What facts or data do youknow that support this.4. How does the business cycle influence an individual country’s economy and the actionstaken by its government?

Typically, when will the National Bureau of Economic Research​ (NBER) announce that the economy is in a​ recession?     A. on the date that the recession begins   B. ​typically, more than 10 years after the recession begins   C. about six months before the recession begins   D. a year or more after the recession has begun

Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follow. Suppose that this represents the current state of the economy. Be sure to explain what happens to various economic variables in your answer. Price Level AS AD GDP Potential GDP Actual GDP 1. 2. 3. variables that are affected.

What is the importance of the time horizon in macroeconomics? How do short and long-run differ?

Draw the circular flow diagram of 4 main components (Agents) of macroeconomics and clearly show the interaction among them.

Can you inform from the graph the movement of the price level in the economy since the beginning of 2021? Explain GDP Were we ever in a recession during the period? How do you know?

The Consumer Price Index. Measures the change in the cost of living for a typical US household Measures the change in all prices of final products in the macroeconomy O Measures the change in all inputs of production in the macroeconomy O Measures the change in energy and food prices in the macroeconomy