What were the long-term effects that World War 2 had on the economy of the United States? What were the short-term effects that World War 2 had on the economy of the United States?

Briefly describe the key differences between the post-9/11 wars and earlier wars fought by the United States. How have these changes altered the goal of achieving national security for the United States?

What, in your opinion, are the most important issues facing the United states in terms of immigration and assimilation? How are these issues playing out in your community. What are the implications of these issues for the future of the United States?

1. Which is the largest source of revenue for the Federal government? California State government?

2. What item takes the largest share of the federal government spending? State government spending?

3. What is the most recent outstanding national debt of United States? Assuming a 340 million population in United States, what is the per capita debt of United States?

4. Why are taxes on common items such as gasoline and toiletries considered highly regressive? Explain clearly.

1. Which is the largest source of revenue for the Federal government? California State government?

2. What item takes the largest share of the federal government spending? State government spending?

3. What is the most recent outstanding national debt of United States? Assuming a 340 million population in United States, what is the per capita debt of United States?

4. Why are taxes on common items such as gasoline and toiletries considered highly regressive? Explain clearly.

Evaluate at a minimum of two different historical perspectives regarding the delivery of health care in the United States. How has technology and the lack of developing technology affected and shaped these perspectives?

Contrast and describe two technological advances that have positively impacted health care delivery in the United States.

Explain how the two technological advances you selected have influenced public opinion of the changing health care system in the United States? Provide a brief summary of both positive and negative opinions.

Forecast how you believe these two technological advances will affect delivery and utilization of health care in the United States in the future. What other factors may simultaneously affect health care utilization?

1. Use the money market and FX diagrams to answer the following questions.

This question considers the relationship between the United States ($) and the British Pound (£). The exchange rate is in dollars per pound .

On all graphs, label the initial equilibrium point A and label all your axes correctly.

Illustrate how a temporary increase in the United States' money supply affects the money and FX markets. Label your short-run equilibrium point B and your long-run equilibrium point C.

Illustrate how each of the following variables changes over time (for the United States): nominal money supply, price level, real money supply, United States’ interest rate, and the exchange rate  .

The Great Depression was ended in the United States by:

1)the government running budget surpluses throughout the 1930s.
2)the government increasing the money supply throughout the 1930s.
3)central planning of the economy by the government.
4)the huge amounts of government spending required to fight WWII during the early 1940s.

The main difference between the classical model of the price level and the modern understanding of the relationship between the money supply, the price level, and real GDP is that according to classical economists, _____, while today's economists _____.

1)money is neutral in the long run; do not consider money to be neutral in the long run.
2)the adjustment of prices takes some time; expect changes in the money supply to be instantaneous.
3)did not consider money to be neutral in the long run; consider money neutral in the long run.
4)the adjustment of prices to changes in the money supply is instantaneous; argue that this adjustment process takes some time.

The main idea behind monetarism is that:

1)the aggregate output will be even greater than potential output if the money supply grows at a constant rate.
2)the aggregate price level will increase proportionally if the money supply grows at a constant rate.
3)the government budget will have a deficit if the government spending grows at a constant rate.
4)the aggregate output will grow steadily at a constant rate if the money supply also grows at a constant rate.