1.) What is (define) The Fed? When was The Fed created? What
does The Fed. Consist of? What are the services that The Fed.
provides for the Macro-economy?
Describe the 4 main tools of monetary policy that the Fed
uses.
Describe the Fed’s main goals (in terms of monetary
policy)
Explain and show how the money market (supply and demand for
money) is used to find the equilibrium interest rate and how it is
affected by changes in the money supply. Show the
diagram and explain the slope of money demand and illustrate what
happens when the Fed increases or decreases the money supply.
What is Power ? Define it 2 ways. What are the 2 main uses for
power? Discuss how power is used for planning a research study. Why
is it important to maximize power?What is the symbolic formula that
shows this relationship?How strong should the power of a potential
study be? How do researchers determine the power of a potential
study?
1. What are the configuration and administrative tools used in
widows?
2. Define the layers of software:
a. Hardware
b. BIOS
c. Device Drivers
d. Kernel
e. Operating System
f. Application Program Interface
g. Run-time Library
h. Application
i. User Interface
j. User-Written Scripts
3. Describe the boot process
4. What is a database?
5. Difference between absolute and relative path
If the Fed wishes to stimulate the economy, what tools it has at
its disposal? Discuss two of these tools and with the help of an
AD-AS model, demonstrate the effect on output and price-level.
If the Fed wishes to stimulate the economy, what tools
it has at its disposal? Discuss two of these tools and with the
help of an AD-AS model, demonstrate the effect on output and
price-level.
What tools can the FED use to increase or decrease the
money supply. Describe it full. What effect does each tool have on
GDP inflation and employment. For example if the Fed increases
interest rates what might be the impact of that action on GDP,
Inflation and Employment?
What are the three monetary policy tools of the Fed? Briefly
describe how each tool can be used to implement an expansionary
monetary policy and a contractionary monetary policy.