Macroeconomics Answers

If a person have two nationality so how calculated his GDP And GNI?

What both country Calculation his Income in GDP AND GNI?

intereste payment=575

GST=125

Dividend received=330

Recovery of loans=615

Salary paid=820

Disinvestment=320

Borrowings=1115

Escheat=480

Find :-

1. Budget deficit

2. Revenue deficit

3. Fiscal deficit

4.primary deficit

The monetary transmission mechanism can be depicted in the form of a graph or using symbols. Explain, with the aid of symbols, the monetary transmission mechanism when interest rates increase

Initially, the nominal exchange rate corresponds to purchasing power parity. In the following year, inflation in the Czech Republic is higher than abroad.

 1. What should be the development of the nominal exchange rate according to the dynamic version of the PPP?

 2. If the nominal exchange rate follows a dynamic version of the PPP, what impact will this have on domestic exporters?

 3. If the nominal exchange rate remains unchanged, what are the effects on the real exchange rate and the exporter?

In the simple Keynesian model, an increase of one dollar in autonomous expenditure will  cause equilibrium income to increase by a multiple of this one dollar increase. Explain the  process by which this happens using different approached of explanations..

Suppose that government spending was increased by 15 million and that this increase was financed by a 15 million increase in taxes. Would equilibrium income change or remain the same as a result of these two policy actions and why is it important? If equilibrium income changed, in which direction would it move, and by how much? Explain.

give three reason for government intervention in the economy

describe in detail the externalities that arise in plastic bags

two economic benefits of improving air quality in south Africa

Mal administration of funds is one of the current issues confronting SAA. Identify and elaborate on three areas (e.g. employment) of the South African economy severely affected by the poor operational performance of SAA. ​​​(5×3=15)