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It is 11,034 meters (36,201 feet) deep,
Answer:The study of the structure of a plant or animal.
Answer:The study of the structure of a plant or animal.
Answer:The spine is posterior (or dorsal) to the sternum.
Answer:The glossopharyngeal nerve carries sensory, efferent motor, and parasym
Answer: C
Answer:administrative lag.
Answer:Similar anatomy found in different species may be homologous
Answer: Molecular similarities provide evidence for the shared ancestry of life
Answer:In the equation Vp = Vg + Ve +e, Vp represents total phenotypic variance
Answer:convergent evolution
Answer:polymorphism; shared ancestral character state
Answer: the potential GDP line intersects the aggregate expenditure line.
Answer:government deficit.
Answer: C
Answer: A
Answer: B
Answer: FFT
Answer: F
Answer:Monetary and fiscal policy will be effective at boosting aggregate dema...
Answer: A
Answer: D
Answer: C
Answer: Then post a summation of what you find out in a 250-word posting.
Answer: C
Answer: D
Answer: C

1) In the income-expenditure model, expansionary monetary policy leads to:

a. lower interest rates, a decrease in planned investment spending, and an increase in equilibrium GDP.

b. higher interest rates, a decrease in planned investment spending, and a decrease in equilibrium GDP.

c. higher interest rates, an increase in planned investment spending, and an increase in equilibrium GDP.

d. lower interest rates, an increase in planned investment spending, and an increase in equilibrium GDP.

2) The Federal Open Market Committee does NOT control the:

a. discount rate.

b. federal funds rate.

c. prime rate.

d. reserve ratio.

3) If Congress places a $5 tax on each ATM transaction, there will likely be:

a. a movement up a stationary money demand curve.

b. a movement down a stationary money demand curve.

c. a shift to the left of the money demand curve.

d. a shift to the right of the money demand curve.

4) If the AD curve shifts to the right, in the short run there will be:

a. an increase in aggregate output and a decrease in the price level.

b. a decrease in aggregate output and a decrease in the price level.

c. an increase in aggregate output and an increase in the price level.

d. a decrease in aggregate output and an increase in the price level.

5) A high demand for money (as in Japan) would result from:

a. low crime rates and inability of businesses to accept noncash payments.

b. a decrease in the price level.

c. a decrease in real GDP and a preference from businesses to accept only debit cards.

d. a decrease in nominal GDP and a high crime rate.

6) If a central bank announces an inflation target:

a. it must do so in coordination with fiscal policy makers.

b. it may have to sacrifice some control over interest rates.

c. it is in effect also announcing an interest rate target.

d. it will achieve this goal only by allowing price levels to vary.

7) U.S. banks did not offer interest on checking accounts until the beginning of the 1980s. Then banking regulations changed, allowing banks to pay interest on checking account funds. As a result:

a. the demand for money rose and shifted the money demand curve to the right.

b. the demand for money fell and shifted the money demand curve to the left.

c. the supply of money fell and shifted the money demand curve to the left.

d. the supply of money rose and shifted the money demand curve to the right.

8) The demand curve for money will shift to the right because of a:

a. rise in the interest rate.

b. fall in real GDP.

c. rise in real GDP.

d. fall in the interest rate.

9) All of the following factors will shift the money demand curve EXCEPT:

a. changes in the aggregate price level.

b. changes in inflation.

c. changes in the real GDP.

d. changes in the interest rate.

CAN SOMEONE ANSWER QUESTIONS 1 THROUGH 9 FOR ME? THANK YOU!

Answer: A

1) In the income-expenditure model, expansionary monetary policy leads to:

a. lower interest rates, a decrease in planned investment spending, and an increase in equilibrium GDP.

b. higher interest rates, a decrease in planned investment spending, and a decrease in equilibrium GDP.

c. higher interest rates, an increase in planned investment spending, and an increase in equilibrium GDP.

d. lower interest rates, an increase in planned investment spending, and an increase in equilibrium GDP.

2) The Federal Open Market Committee does NOT control the:

a. discount rate.

b. federal funds rate.

c. prime rate.

d. reserve ratio.

3) If Congress places a $5 tax on each ATM transaction, there will likely be:

a. a movement up a stationary money demand curve.

b. a movement down a stationary money demand curve.

c. a shift to the left of the money demand curve.

d. a shift to the right of the money demand curve.

4) If the AD curve shifts to the right, in the short run there will be:

a. an increase in aggregate output and a decrease in the price level.

b. a decrease in aggregate output and a decrease in the price level.

c. an increase in aggregate output and an increase in the price level.

d. a decrease in aggregate output and an increase in the price level.

5) A high demand for money (as in Japan) would result from:

a. low crime rates and inability of businesses to accept noncash payments.

b. a decrease in the price level.

c. a decrease in real GDP and a preference from businesses to accept only debit cards.

d. a decrease in nominal GDP and a high crime rate.

6) If a central bank announces an inflation target:

a. it must do so in coordination with fiscal policy makers.

b. it may have to sacrifice some control over interest rates.

c. it is in effect also announcing an interest rate target.

d. it will achieve this goal only by allowing price levels to vary.

7) U.S. banks did not offer interest on checking accounts until the beginning of the 1980s. Then banking regulations changed, allowing banks to pay interest on checking account funds. As a result:

a. the demand for money rose and shifted the money demand curve to the right.

b. the demand for money fell and shifted the money demand curve to the left.

c. the supply of money fell and shifted the money demand curve to the left.

d. the supply of money rose and shifted the money demand curve to the right.

8) The demand curve for money will shift to the right because of a:

a. rise in the interest rate.

b. fall in real GDP.

c. rise in real GDP.

d. fall in the interest rate.

9) All of the following factors will shift the money demand curve EXCEPT:

a. changes in the aggregate price level.

b. changes in inflation.

c. changes in the real GDP.

d. changes in the interest rate.

Answer: C
Answer: C
Answer:U.S. consumption does not change, U.S. net exports decrease by $100
Answer:increases total costs at low levels of output but decreases total costs...
Answer: short-run average variable cost curves are bumpy.
Answer: F
Answer: C
Answer: B
Answer: D
Answer:decreases by the same amount.
Answer: Decreasing
indifference curve is a vertical straight line.

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