Macroeconomics

If the increase in government expenditures of World War II (1941–45)

If the increase in government expenditures of World War II (1941–45) is matched against the decrease in private investment and consumption during the same period, it was the end of World War II that officially concluded the depression era, not the start of World War II, according to Robert Higgs (2007). Indicate whether the statement […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020

In the classical model, an increase in saving is assumed to increase

In the classical model, an increase in saving is assumed to increase a. the demand for loanable funds, which decreases interest rates. b. the supply of loanable funds, which decreases interest rates. c. both the demand for money and loanable funds, which reduces interest rates. d. neither the demand for money nor bonds, leaving interest […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020

The long-term pattern of American foreign trade policy from 1789 to 19

The long-term pattern of American foreign trade policy from 1789 to 1914 was (a) protectionist at first, becoming more liberal before 1861, then more protectionist again. (b) liberal at first, becoming more protectionist before 1861, then shifting to greater liberalism as the country’s industrialization spread in the later 19th century. (c) free trade after the […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020

Comparing steady states, which of the following is a result of a perma

Comparing steady states, which of the following is a result of a permanent increase in the saving rate, but is not a consequence of a one-time increase in productivity? A) an increase in consumption per worker B) a decrease in the marginal product of capital C) an increase in output per worker D) an increase […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020