Macroeconomics

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

The 1819 panic was caused by the Second Bank of the United States, whi

The 1819 panic was caused by the Second Bank of the United States, which called on the state banks to redeem their notes in order to acquire $4 million in specie to pay the borrowing that had been undertaken in Europe in 1803 to finance the Louisiana Purchase. Indicate whether the statement is true or […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020

The Field Hypothesis (2003) suggests that production possibilities exp

The Field Hypothesis (2003) suggests that production possibilities expanded during the depression years. Much of the resulting increase in potential went unrealized, though. This explains why potential output in 1942 was greater than expected. Indicate whether the statement is true or false   ANSWER TRUE

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Date: September 10th, 2020

During the entire period of 1820–1920, there were persistent trends

During the entire period of 1820–1920, there were persistent trends in the structure of American foreign trade. They exhibited (a) a decrease in imported finished manufactures and an increase in exported finished manufactures. (b) an increase in the exports of crude materials and foodstuffs and a decline in their importation. (c) increases in both imports […]

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Date: September 10th, 2020