1) The gig economy is characterized with a labour market wherein
there is the prevalence of freelance work or short-term contracts
rather than the permanent jobs. The gig market is not subject to
traditional protection and accountability laws for the workers, and
operating widely outside the social safety net. Although the
temporary arrangements provides tremendous benefits such as freedom
and flexibility, however the labor in the rapidly-evolving gig
economy experiences an increased financial hardship risk from being
responsible totally for their own income and benefits.
Thus under gig economy the performance of the labor market is a
critical factor in evaluating the consumer confidence. There will
be an improvement in the labor confidence which are based in the
high employment labor market and gig economy founded on efficiency.
It will yield high income and thus cause an increased in purchases
and consumer confidence in an economy. On contrast, the consumer
confidence will be reduced in the labor market is with low
employment and limited free market system because it will reduce
the income level.
2) The wealth of households reduces under the labor market is not
productive and increases when the labor market is efficient and
responsive. The unproductive labor market will result to low
employment rates thus reduce the household wealth and causes low
investment spending. An efficient labor market is much flexible and
increases the employment opportunities and investment spending
which in turn increases more money to circulate in the economy
There has been a growth in the “gig” economy. How will the structure of the labor...
9WPD: what you think of the disruptive capacity of the gig economy on the labor market. Include at least 3 quotes from different sources enclosed in quotation marks and cited in-line by reference to a list at the end
An economy has the following data: real GDP $5,086 billion taxes collected by the government $481 billion government spending $650 billion consumption spending $3,641 billion. If this is a closed economy, what is the value of investment spending? Enter a whole number with no dollar sign and please do not include the word billion. Which of the following would give households an incentive to increase the amount of money they save each month? O People are feeling wealthier due to...
Assume the economy as reflected in the equilibrium point of AD/AS is at full employment GDP at an output of $17 trillion Consumer confidence has increased with news of large stock market gains. As a result, $ 1 trillion dollars of spending increases from consumers. What happens initially to AD and what is the level of output now? Assuming a mpc of 0.8, what will happen to real GDP after all rounds of spending have been completed? Show your calculation...
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1) Suppose the marginal product of labor in the economy is given by MPN = 0.005(18,000 - .005N), while the supply of labor is 2000 + 1000w. (a) Find the market-clearing real wage rate and level of employment. (b) What happens to the wage rate and employment if wealth rises, reducing the supply of labor to 200 + 1000w? 2) Find the interest rate that clears the goods market of an economy that has has full-employment output of 5000. Government...
Since the end of the financial crisis and Great Recession of 2007-2009, many households have been “deleveraging” by reducing their debts, consuming less, and saving more. Essentially, there has been a shift in preferences towards more saving and less consuming. What is the effect of this change in preferences on the interest rate and the level of investment in the economy? What are the implications for long-run growth?
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QUESTION 19 0.326 points Save "Which of the following statements best describes the wealth effect? Households with equity in their houses are wealthier than households that rent their housing "Expected appreciation in assets, such as home equity, may increase spending on other goods and services in the economy "Economists believe that wealthier households have a positive effect on the housing market, while low-income households have a negative effect" A 10 percent increase in homeownership is associated with a 12 percent...
Assume that Lalaland is a small open economy. Explain how an increase in consumer confidence in the rest of the world (i.e., an increase in autonomous consumption) affects the world interest rate and the Lalaland interest rate, level of investment, net exports and net capital outflows. Support your answer with a graph of the rest of the world loanable funds market and a graph of the loanable funds market of Lalaland.
Assume that Lalaland is a small open economy. Explain how an increase in the consumer confidence in the rest of the world (i.e., an increase in autonomous consumption) affects the world interest rate and the Lalaland interest rate, level of investment, net exports and net capital outflows. Support your answer with a graph of the rest of the world loanable funds market and a graph of the loanable funds market of Lalaland.