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A model or models studied to analyze the causes of business cylces and macroeconomic equilibrium problems: aggregate demand and supply O market demand and supply aggregate expenditures (spending) A and B A and C
U.S. exports will rise, other things equal, when foreign incomes fall the $ appreciates OU. S. interest rates rise the $depreciates
If income increases from $20,000 to $30,000 and income taxes rise from $2,000 to $2,800, the marginal tax rate is 08%. 9.3%. 3.2 % 06%
Which of the following will move an undesired macro-equilibrium closer to full employment. a decrease in consumer wealth. an increase in saving. a decrease in income taxes. an increase in the interest rate.