The total monetary or market worth of all finished goods and services produced inside a country’s borders in a certain time period is known as GDP. It serves as a comprehensive scorecard of a country’s economic health because it is a wide measure of entire domestic production. What does GDP mean? This article is part […]
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Let’s say a country’s GDP is $250 million and its MPC is 0.80. If overall spending climbs by $10 million, what would the new GDP be? How is the equilibrium GDP calculated? For the determination of equilibrium real GDP, the Keynesian condition is that Y = AE. The diagonal, 45 line labeled Y = AE
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Oil futures are agreements to exchange a specific amount of oil at a specific price on a specific date. They’re traded on exchanges and reflect distinct forms of oil demand. Oil futures are a popular way to purchase and sell oil since they allow you to trade increasing and decreasing prices. What can we learn
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Last year, the US economy increased at its quickest rate since Ronald Reagan’s administration, coming back with tenacity from the coronavirus recession of 2020. Is a recession in 2022 expected? To listen to the podcast, press play on the player above and follow along with the transcript below. In its current form, this transcript was
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When cells approach their size limits, list two alternate futures for them. 1) Cells will cease to grow. 2) Cell division will occur. How do cells get replaced? The number of cells that compose up body tissues increases as they expand. Until we reach adulthood, cells in various tissues of the body divide and expand
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During the Great Depression, bank runs were an issue, and many people lost their savings as a result of bank collapses. Soon after, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was established to ensure that no bank customer loses their insured funds as a result of bank runs or other institutional failures. During a recession, should
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Higher oil prices cause inflation both directly and indirectly by raising the cost of inputs. During the 1970s, there was a significant link between inflation and oil prices. As the US economy has become less reliant on oil, its ability to fuel inflation has decreased. Because oil is such a vital input, its price has
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Are there any tax advantages for futures traders that stock traders don’t get? They do, in fact. In this video, I speak with Dave Lerman, Director of Education at CME Group, about the tax advantages and efficiencies that futures traders enjoy. When compared to stocks and ETFs, futures trading provides significant tax benefits to traders.
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Causes and reasons: The dotcom bubble burst, the 9/11 attacks, and a series of accounting scandals at major U.S. firms all contributed to the economy’s relatively slight downturn. Within a few months, GDP had rebounded to its previous level. What happened to the economy in the twenty-first century? Because of inadequate job creation and an
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Some countries have had such high inflation rates that their currency has lost its value. Imagine going to the store with boxes full of cash and being unable to purchase anything because prices have skyrocketed! The economy tends to break down with such high inflation rates. The Federal Reserve was formed, like other central banks,
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