supply side policies (incomplete) The economic performance of a country is determined by a country’s efficiency in managing its macroeconomic objectives. An economy with high level of performance should have low interest rates and unemployment‚ equity of income distribution‚ balance of payments and a projected economic growth. When an economy has fulfilled these objectives‚ it will function at optimum efficiency. In order to attain or equilibrate an efficient economy‚ supply side and demand side policies
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Tutorial Part 1 1. (a) (b) Define macroeconomics concept. Discuss TWO (2) macroeconomics goals. The following table shows the national income data for an economy in year 2009 ITEM RM (million) Exports 1000 Personal consumption expenditure 700 Changes in stock -500 Indirect business tax 450 Government expenditure 3000 Investment 2500 Personal income tax 740 Subsidies 300 Imports 2500 Factors income paid abroad 600 Depreciation 255 Factors income received from abroad 570 Based on the above data
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Reflection to the two macroeconomic arguments After reading these two macroeconomic arguments‚ I feel I got something new about macroeconomics. Diane Coyle did not believe that macroeconomics plays an important role in our social life and the microeconomics seems more useful than macroeconomics. In order to support her arguments ‚ she listed many macroeconomists’ book and viewpoints. She suggested that the economists need to do better at explaining their work to the general public. The second
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2008-AL-ECON-II Past Questions on Macroeconomics Prepared by A.Chow Unit 1 – National Income Accounting 1. Which of the following are included in the national income of Hong Kong? (1) government spending on public assistance. (2) commission from the sale of second-hand cars. (3) salaries of the employee of the Jockey Club. (4) receipts form the sale of stocks and shares. A. (1) and (2) only B. (1) and (4) only C. (2) and (3) only D. (3) and (4) only (90 -01) Refer to the following national income
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STUDY OF MACROECONOMIC FACtors On BSE SENSEX DELHI TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY A MINOR PROJECT REPORT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE IN
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Mishia Matias Submitted to : Mrs. Rommel G. Rivera Macroeconomics Issues; Inflation and unemployment Macroeconomics Macroeconomics (from the Greek prefix makro- meaning "large" and economics) is a branch of economics dealing with the performance‚ structure‚ behavior‚ and decision-making of an economy as a whole‚ rather than individual markets. This includes national‚ regional‚ and global economies. With microeconomics‚ macroeconomics is one of the two most general fields in economics. Macroeconomists
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where treasury in ministry of finance will call circular for New Year Estimation. The call circular requesting for the submission of budget proposals from all ministries and government agencies.the call circular contains budget strategies and macroeconomics to be achieved. Then‚ it is followed by the preparation of proposed budget that are made by the agencies under Ministry of Finance after the call circular was made by the treasury. On March‚ the agencies under the Ministry of Finance will
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a large inflow of hot money to make up for the current account deficit‚ made the overvalue of the peso‚ and then increased the current account deficit. Second‚ after the 1980s‚ the Mexican government made inflation control as the main policy objectives‚ in order to attract foreign investment‚ because the low inflation could make foreign investors correctly judge the market. The Mexican government
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Holiday Homework Grade – 12 (Economics) Do the Following questions in the Notebook . Draw graphs with pencil on graph paper and paste them in the Notebook. Micro Economics 1. Distinguish between movement along the demand curve and shift in demand curve. 2. Distinguish between movement along the supply curve and shift in supply curve. 3. Distinguish between PED and YED of firms in manufacturing and primary sector. 4. Define price control. Distinguish between
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rate. Unexpected inflation redistributes wealth between borrowers and lenders. The borrower pays the fix rate loan with lesser dollars and brings an impact to lenders such as banks and other financial institutions. In summary‚ we can not wait macroeconomic to correct itself and the government should take measures to control inflation‚ ease economic uncertainty and restore economic stability. In fact‚ most governments use both monetary and fiscal policy to maintain the currency stability and inflation
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