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what will happen to the rand/dollar exchange rate and the equilibrium quantity of dollars if South African exports to the United States increase.


Q.4.2 Use the information below to answer the questions below.
C = 400 + 0.6Y
I = 500
Q.4.2.1 Calculate autonomous spending. (2)
Q.4.2.2 Calculate the equilibrium level of income. (4)
Q.4.2.3 Illustrate with the aid of a diagram the equilibrium level income
calculated in Q.4.2.2

an appreciation of the rand against the dollar would lead to what


Suppose that Swaziland can produce either 18 tons of oranges or 9 tons of apples in a year, while Namibia can produce either 16 tons of oranges or 4 tons of apples in a year. Which of the following statements is true based on the information given above? 


If the marginal propensity to consume is 80 percent, an increase in the national
income of R100 billion would
Explain, with the aid of a graph, what will happen to the rand/dollar exchange rate and the
equilibrium quantity of dollars if South African exports to the United States increase.

Suppose that Switzerland can produce either 18 tons of chocolate or 9 tons of biscuit on a year while Norway can produce either 16 tons of chocolate or 4 tons of biscuits in a year. Which country has the absolute advantage


what will happen to the rand/dollar exchange rate and the equilibrium quantity of dollars if South African exportsbto the united states increase


Use again the model from Chapter 3 to answer this multiple choice problem.  If the household's initial asset position is positive, B∗0>0, then the initial endowment (Q1,Q2) is located ______________________ the intertemporal budget constraint (IBC) and this in turn implies that it is ______________________ for the household to consume its endowment in each period; C1=Q1 and C2=Q2.

(a) above; feasible (affordable)

(b) above; not feasible (not affordable)

(c) below; feasible (affordable)

(d) below; not feasible (not affordable)

(e) None of the above



What would happen If Americans as a whole stopped paying healthcare bills...(including insurance plans). What would happen to the economy. How would the government fix it.
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