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    Norges Bank Structural Model

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    This forecasting analysis makes use of a structural model (NEMO), but this model is primarily suited for medium term analysis of the effects of monetary policy on the macroeconomy. Norges Bank’s forecasts for the first few quarters are largely based on current statistics, information from Norges Bank’s regional network and forecasts obtained from a number of short-term statistical and econometric models. The published projections in the monetary policy reports are the result of an overall…

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    relatively too expensive so domestic products will become more attractive as they will be cheaper. Increased consumer spending will also result in a shift right of the aggregate demand curve. The right shift of the aggregate demand curve will result in inflation as there will be an increase in price level (PL) and an increase in real output (Y) which moves the economy closer to full employment (YF) and as a result, economic…

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    The aftermath of the Vietnam War left a lasting affect on American culture. This was the the longest and most debilitating war for the United States and changed the U.S. forever. There was overwhelming protest and debate on the war and it divided the country and its leaders on the uncertainty of foreign policy. My mother was just a child during the war itself but her family experienced the aftermath of the war economically, socially and culturally. The Vietnam War damaged the U.S. economy,…

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    Quantitative Easing

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    financial crisis. The design of QE can vary by countries, and typically involves large scale purchases of long-dated government bonds financed by the central bank in the secondary market, aiming to reduce long term borrowing costs to support growth and inflation particularly…

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    conventions and creates new structures. If people try to keep old structures, then economy will slow down. The chapter 9 talks about how to “keep(ing) score” in economy. GDP is the total value of all goods and services produced and it explains inflation. GDP per capita beans GDP / Nation’s population. Consumer spends less when they face a shock in their income. Also, the government can encourage the economy by cutting taxes. There are several signs that indicate the economy’s condition.…

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    conditions worsen. Stephan & Talavera (2004) analyzed the relationship between optimal debt and macroeconomic volatility and their study revealed that when macroeconomic variability like inflation increases firms reduce the use of optimal level of debt. Gulati & Zantout (1997) and Bas et al., (2009) also reported that inflation rate inversely affects leverage decision of a firm. They…

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    normal practice: she indicated a preference for higher interest rates sooner and more gradually vis-à-vis later and more rapidly. This signalled a departure from her earlier line of approach where she favoured a temporary overshooting of the Fed’s 2% inflation target in return for a more rapid return to potential GDP growth. Why the change of heart? The Fed Chair, along with other members of the Federal…

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    which are used like a scorecard in order to try to improve upon itself. However, these measurements, as well as they quantify variable data, they are not without their shortcoming on how they gather their data. Indicators such as unemployment rate, inflation and GDP are vulnerable to misrepresenting the economic climate through issues revolving around how their information is collected and whether that they can accurately describe the full picture. While these metrics are commonly used, they…

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    The two most powerful tools in our government’s tool box is monetary and fiscal policy. Monetary policy and fiscal policy influence our economy significantly. Monetary policy is the government policy that adjusts the stock money to control inflation, increase economic growth, and promote the true purpose of the national economy. It deals with the management of interest rates and total supply of money in circulation , that is generally carried out by the central banks ,like the Federal…

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    Psy 2113 Unit 5

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    Samuel Elenwo PSY 2113 Prof. McKinzie Unit 2 Bonus Part 1: Economists quantify, assess and adjust for qualitative changes in goods and services over time through the use of hedonic regression. Hedonic regression is a method of estimating demand or value. Hedonic regression is the simplification of items being investigated into their own basic characteristics. Hedonic also gathers estimates of the items value for each those features or characteristics. Hedonic is commonly used in the appraisal…

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