Explain in detail: A) the differences between demand-pull inflation
and cost-push inflation. B). Analyze the differences between
cost-push inflation and built-in inflation.
Define cost-push inflation. Using the AS/AD model, explain how
cost-push inflation affects the level of aggregate output and the
price level in the economy. Suppose that the government uses
expansionary fiscal policy to counter the effects of the cost-push
inflation. Indicate using the AS-AD model the impact of this policy
on the price level and level of aggregate output.
Expectations
a. Explain briefly how
expectations by firms of inflation can lead to inflation.
b. Explain briefly how
expectations by workers of inflation can lead to inflation.
c. Explain briefly how
expectations of interest rates rising can lead to interest rates
rising.
d. Explain briefly how
expectations of exchange rates rising can lead to exchange rates
rising.
1.
Cost-push inflation is a situation in which the:
short-run aggregate supply curve shifts rightward.
short-run aggregate supply curve shifts leftward.
aggregate demand curve shifts leftward.
aggregate demand curve shifts rightward
2. Which of the following tends to make aggregate demand decrease by more than the amount that consumer spending decreases?
the interest rate effect
the crowding-out effect
the wealth effect
the multiplier effect
3.
(Figure: Aggregate Demand Shift)Which...
Explain what is meant by Demand Pull and Cost Push
inflation.
How are they similar and how are they different?
Explain the difference between nominal and real inflation
In your own words, explain how the Scientific Revolution and the
Enlightenment change the way that many Europeans understood and
approached their world.
(250-300 words) NO PLAGIARIZING
For a change in yield to maturity, explain in your own words why
the approximate bond price calculated using duration is always less
than the fully recalculated bond price using the new yield to
maturity. Use a diagram with yield to maturity on the horizontal
axis and bond price on the vertical axis to help explain your
point.