1. What is the primary tool of monetary policy?

   		required reserve ratio
   		discount rate
   		Temporary Auction Funds
   		Open Market Operations

5 points   

QUESTION 2

1. What is the policy goal for unemployment in the U.S.?

   		zero
   		zero cyclical unemployment
   		unemployment equal to inflation rate
   		low unemployment in urban areas

5 points   

QUESTION 3

1. What is the policy goal for inflation in the U.S.?

   		zero
   		zero inflation on food items
   		low unemployment that is consistent with full employment level of unemployment
   		low inflation in college tuition and other education costs

5 points   

QUESTION 4

1. Which one of the following types of economic shock could send an economy into a recession?

   		unexpected tax decrease
   		interest rate cut
   		financial crisis
   		decrease in oil prices

5 points   

QUESTION 5

1. Who controls monetary policy in the U.S.?

   		The Fed
   		Congress
   		President
   		Supreme Court

5 points   

QUESTION 6

1. Which one of the following is an example of an expansionary monetary policy tool?

   		Buy bonds
   		Decrease taxes
   		Increase discount rate
   		Increase government spending

5 points   

QUESTION 7

1. Which one of the following is an example of a contractionary monetary policy tool?

   		Buy bonds
   		Increase taxes
   		Increase required reserve ratio
   		Decrease government spending

If there was a way to assign pollution to the firm/ individual who’s responsible for it and make them financially responsible, it would?

How will reducing the government budget deficit make future generations better off?  How could reducing the government budget deficit harm future generations?

Describe how the 5Cs, STP, and the 4Ps fit together to develop a marketing plan.

Why don't monopolies innovate as much as competitive firms?

1. Using an example, explain how exchange rates influence business activities?

2. Explain the concept of devaluation, and explain the effect devaluation has on the price of a country's imports.

Can you give an example in the U.S. history about deregulation of banks? And please describe the likely (positive or/and negative) effect of your example on banking industry.

Given C= 102 + 0.75Y^d,                   
I=150 – 100i, M^s =300, L_T=0.25Y, and L_A = 124-200i

2.1 Find commodity market equilibrium i.e. IS curve

2.2. Find money market equilibrium i.e. LM curve

2.3. Find equilibrium income

2.4. Find equilibrium interest rate

Suppose money supply increases by $17,

2.5. Find the amount of new equilibrium income

2.6. Find the amount of new interest rate

Suppose autonomous investment drops down by $97

2.7. What is the amount of new equilibrium income?

2.8. Find the new interest rate

This information was given at the top if you need it.

Given the following information

C         = Co + b(Y-T)

I           =Io + Iy - IrR

G         =Go

T          =To

M^d       = Lo – LrR + LyY

M^s           = Mo

Where C₀ = Autonomous consumption

b= MPC,

I_y= income sensitivity of investment (Income elasticity of investment)

I_r= interest elasticity of investmen

L_r= interest elasticity of money demand

L_y= income elasticity of money demad

I= investment, G= Government spending, T = Taxes

R= interest rate

Y= GDP

Moran vs. Faberge (1975)

At a slumber party held at the home of Louis Grigsby, Randi Williams poured Faberge “Tigress” cologne into a burning candle in order to make it a “scented” candle. The perfume, composed of 82% alcohol, was highly flammable and caught fire. The resulting flames caused severe burns to the neck and torso of Randi’s friend Nancy Moran. The Moran family sued the Williams family and the Grigsby family, and both were found not guilty. The Williams family also sued the Faberge company, on the basis of the fact that there was no warning on the product indicating that it was highly flammable, even though the manufacturer knew that it was highly flammable. The trial court found Faberge liable for $30000 in damages. Faberge appealed.

The appeals court noted that manufacturers (as of 1975) had a duty to “produce a safe product, with appropriate warnings and instruction when necessary”. Thinking in terms of the Hand rule, it noted that printing a warning on a label is indeed a very cheap precaution, but that there also must be some identifiable benefit to printing the warning for failure to print a warning to become failure to meet a duty.

The appeals court then ruled against Faberge.

QUESTION:

1. Did Faberge fail in its standard of care according to a Hand rule? (That is, if there had been a warning of flammability on the product, would the benefit to society in the form of fewer losses due to accidents outweigh the cost of printing the warning?) Or is the ruling wrong, because it is too costly to ask companies to foresee and try to safeguard or warn against every bizarre type of product use?

Moving from autarky to free trade generates gains for a country. What are the sources of these gains and explain how each results in a gain for the country.

I want 250 words essays as to how COVID - 19 will lead to various losses in Bank owing to Market Risk, Credit Risk, Operational Risk, Liquidity Risk, ALM risk, Capital Adequacy risk, Resilience risk and so on. (In Indian Context).

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This is an essay question:

What is the reason the Central Bank was Created and describe the US Financial System