please explain how inflation affect demand for loanable funds, and ultimately the long-term economic growth

Question 2
Explain the causes and impact of a financial crisis as seen in the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997 and Global Financial Crisis in 2008. As both Singapore and Hong Kong have good banking regulations and are surplus economies in the balance of payments, how do they suffer from contagion effects of the Asian Financial Crisis and what can they do to minimise such effects?

what are three basic types of public policy

3 Pros and Cons on Trump Tax Cuts.

Discuss the shape of the expansion path for health care services and the sanitation effect, the fast lane effect, the pure income effect and the health spa effect.

Show the impact of a deductible on the demand for health care services. Discuss why it matters how much certainty or uncertainty there exists for the patient in terms of how it affects their demand for health care services.

Define the following:

Fractional reserve system

Required reserves

Excess reserves

Money (deposit) multiplier

Portfolio investment

Leverage

AS-AD model

            Connection between AD function model and AS-AD model (i.e. change in a,b,Ip,G,T,r)

            Inflation expectations

            Supply shocks

            Capacity

            Wage-price spiral

come up with the scenario where housing could give us a WTP to avoid pollution from a nearby coal power plant and a scenario where we could undercover the necessary payment people would be willing to accept to tolerate the coal plant nearby.

1. What are the most important instruments of international economic policy? Check all that apply.

A. External balance

B. Income-changing instruments

C. Expenditure-changing instruments

D. Expenditure-switching instruments

2. Evaluate the following statement about expenditure-changing and expenditure-switching policies.

An expenditure-changing policy induces changes in aggregate demand, via fiscal policy or monetary policy, whereas an expenditure-switching policy diverts expenditures away from foreign goods to domestic goods.

A. True

B. False

Which of the following are examples of an expenditure-changing policy? Check all that apply.

A. Currency devaluation

B. Fiscal policy

C. Monetary policy

D. Import barriers

Market segmentation is the process of dividing a market of potential customers into groups, or segments, based on different characteristics. The segments created are composed of consumers who will respond similarly to marketing strategies and who share traits such as similar interests, needs, or locations.

Discuss the major variables used by organisations when segmenting markets and the significance of the use of market segmentation as a marketing tool.

Describe and discuss the basic differences between the four sales presentation methods.

How you would apply the various approach techniques salespeople can use to set the stage for a successful presentation?

what thing s should you take into consideration when trying to target a specific audience? give example

Chip Monk has been in the business of supplying commercial carpet to companies for several years. On 11/1 Polly Ester’s Supplies calls to purchase 100 yards of “Heather Blue, Industrial Grade” carpet. Chip offers the carpet at $37 per yard, with delivery on or before 12/31, payment on delivery. Polly accepts. On 11/3 Polly sends the following letter confirming the deal: “As discussed and agreed, we hereby accept your offer for 100 yards of “Heather Blue, Industrial Grade” carpet at a price of $37 per yard, delivery on 12/31 or earlier, payment on delivery. We also reserve the right to purchase up to 500 yards more at the same price for a period of six months from this date (signed) Polly Ester (owner of Polly Ester’s Supplies.) As of 11/21 Chip has not responded to Polly. You have been asked by Chip to draft a memo indicating the following: Is there a contract? If so, for what? What law applies here and why?