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Economy Questions and Answers (Q&A)

Robert Hazlewood, Senior Executive
Answered: Aug 27, 2019
Flying on an airplane can be both enjoyable and relaxing or problematic and annoying. It depends on where you sit and who you sit next to. Most people who fly first class or business class,...Read More

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Tclea
Answered: Nov 18, 2024
A decrease in the price of a complementary good

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C. Reyes
Answered: May 09, 2018
This answer would be all about perspective and hence, opinions of people may vary. So let us answer this question from the perspective of a business with unlimited liability. Firstly, there are...Read More

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John Smith
Answered: Nov 18, 2024
How does a consumer decide how many tacos to consume?

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John Smith
Answered: Nov 18, 2024
Third world nations -the group of 15 (g-15) was established at the ninth non-aligned movement summit meeting in belgrade, yugoslavia in september 1989. this informal forum was set up to foster...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
There are two main reasons why the government cannot just print more money to make everyone rich. The first reason is that there used to be a gold standard, meaning that for every dollar in the...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
An aging and slow growing population can have very negative effects on a country's economy. Japan is a great example of this type of effect. As the population ages, elderly citizens require more...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
A full employment U.S. economy would be nearly impossible to reach. I think we could get within a percent or two, but zero unemployment would be an unrealistic goal. In theory, if every person in...Read More

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D. Gray
Answered: May 09, 2018
During the great depression period in Europe, there was a sharp increase in the unemployment rate especially in Poland, Austria, and Germany. The unemployment rate had risen to as much as 20%...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
An increase in the minimum wage can affect the economy in several ways. First, an increase in minimum wage will put more money in the pockets of consumers, especially lower income consumers who...Read More

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C. Block, English Professor
Answered: Aug 28, 2019
There are so many differences between communism and capitalism, which must be clearly understood. Communism and capitalism differ in their approach as regards both political and economic ideology...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
There are lots of things that could trigger a collapse of the United States economy, but there are also lots of safety nets in place to prevent that from happening. The Federal Reserve's main job...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
I do not think Donald Trump’s face will ever appear on US currency. First of all, there will not likely be new denominations of currency printed in the foreseeable future, and the faces on...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
There are many challenges facing the global economy. Certain events will put the global economy at risk. Man-made financial events such as increasing interest rates can impact the global economy...Read More

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Patricia Allison
Answered: Mar 13, 2018
Purchasing Power Parity, or PPP, is the idea that a country's purchasing power is directly related to the exchange rate of their currency. Gross Domestic Product, or GDP, is a broader economic...Read More

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