There are several reasons behind falling birth rate:
what forces are behind the long run trend to a declining birth rate?
Consider the following data that identifies real GDP in comparison to the long-run trend of real GDP to answer the six questions that follow. Real GDP (billions Long-Run Trend of Real Quarter of dollars) GOP (billions of dollars) 4,000 4.120 4,244 4,000 4,160 4,326 4,413 4,501 4,591 4,502 4.409 4.673 4,919 5,067 5219 4.954 5.252 5.375 On average, what percentage does real GDP grow over the long run? 5%
A decrease in the long-run average total cost as output increases is due to a declining average fixed cost. economies of scale. externalities. the law of diminishing returns.
Define wearable biosensor. What are the technological driving forces behind wearable biosensors? What are the socio-economic driving forces behind wearable biosensors? Name and define the three “Engineering Criteria” for wearables.
Run a regression: GINI = time trend + D. Q: What is the "D"?
What is the relationship between real interest rat and inflation rate in the long run and short run? explain with figure.
What is the relationship between real interest rat and inflation rate in the long run and short run? explain with figure.
What are the three forces behind individual decision making that help people make economic choices?
In the long run, the unemployment rate is determined by ________. the rate of cyclical unemployment the rates of frictional and structural unemployment the rate of structural unemployment the rate of frictional unemployment
What is the shape of the AS in the short run and the long run? a. AS is relatively flat in the short run, but steeper in the long run. b. AS is relatively steep in the short run, but flatter in the long run. c. AS is relatively steep in both the short and long run. d. AS is relatively flat in both the short and long run
The Friedman natural rate theory states that a. in both the short run and the long run the economy stays at its natural rate of unemployment. b. the economy will not return to its natural rate of unemployment in either the short run or the long run. c. the economy stays at its natural rate of unemployment in the short run, but not in the long run. d. in the long run the economy returns to its natural rate of...