P. Explain how Fed policy can favor financial interests or the interests of workers. 6. Why...
1. Explain how open-market operations work. 2. Explain the difference between the discount rate and the federal funds rate. 3. Explain how lowering the reserve ratio affects the economy. 4. Explain each of the following in terms of whether they were discretionary fiscal policy, non-discretionary fiscal policy, or monetary policy: TARP, the AIG bailout, the 2009 stimulus package and the rapid increase in unemployment compensation spending. 5. Explain how Fed policy can favor financial interests or the interests of workers....
Explain the 4 tools of monetary policy and how they impact interest rates, financial markets, housing, and GDP. Make sure to include the money graph. --answer with graph displaying the increase and decrease effect to the interest rates each tool has.
Explain how the Fed injecting money into the economy can bring on the liquidity effect How does it increase and or decrease interest rates?
Explain the 4 tools of monetary policy and how they impact interest rates, financial markets, housing, and GDP (20 points). Make sure to include the money graph. I need the graph for Financial markets and Housing.
1. Explain the Fed Rule as you understand it 2. Explain how the Fed controls interest rates 3. Define lender of last resort 4. If you loan out $1,000 today and receive $1,170 a year from now, what is your rate of return? 5. If you are comfortable lending money at 30% interest and someone offers to give you $1,000 a year from now, how much would you be willing to loan them today? 6. Define the four key characteristics...
Explain how debt financing (financial leverage) could improve the value of the firm. Explain why too much financial leverage might hurt the value of the firm.
Question 2 Explain how the effectiveness of contractionary monetary policy (dM Fiscal policy (dg <0) depends on the magnitude of the response of NX to in r or dNX/dr. Make sure to provide your answer with the relevant mathematical equations, and economic interpretation. points) Question Two: Assume the following equations summarize the structure of an economy. с =C, +0.7(Y - T) са = 2,000 - 50 т * 150 + 0.15Y (M/P) 0.3Y - 10r M/P 3,000 2,000 -10r G...
Number 6 :D s union countries taniff preferences for the produchs of developing actured ultural d agri-S. What expected impacts of further integration in the BU goods.could be detrimental to the United States? What expected e diver- Why orUnited States should be enthusiastic or worried about further countries (the Generalized System of Preferences) Howcan these terms be useful in the GSP context? impacts could be beneficial? In general, do you think the integration in Europe? Why? to gain , 6....
1. Expain the effect of a discretionary cut in taxes of $40 billion on the economy when the economy’s marginal propensity to consume is .75. How does this discretionary fiscal policy differ from a discretionary increase in government spending of $40 billion? 2.Explain what is meant by a built-in stabilizer and give two examples. 3.Differentiate between discretionary fiscal policy and nondiscretionary or built-in stabilization policy. 4.What does the “standardized budget” measure and of what significance is this concept? 5.What are...
explain and draw the use of easy monetary policy on the AD-AS model explain what occurs when The Fed "buys bonds" 1. You are given this account for a bank Assets Liabilities Reserves $450 Deposits $3000 Loans $2550 The required reserve ratio is 10% a. How much is the bank required to hold as reserves given its deposits of $3000? b. How much are its excess reserves? c. By how much can the bank increase its loans? d. Suppose a...