Day 2.. it's still good. Still more grading to be done, grades to submit, presentation to work on, conference submission to complete... gonna need 80 degree weather to melt all of this mess! Find waldo?
Currently the US has a trade deficit. This is because the consumption is higher than production and imports more than it exports. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
According to the Economist, we are going to experience a recession in 2023. Due to the federal reserve rates increasing, this will cause investments to fall. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
https://t.co/W3NkvjpSxc
An example of hyperinflation would be the country of Turkey. In October of 2021, Turkey's rate reached 85.51% making them one of the top countries for inflation. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
https://t.co/SOIMnLOjbf In this article Williams said that using monetary policy will lead to unfavorable outcomes. In this case, what would the results be?
The US budget deficit has been increased due to covid because of government spending on relief programs and a shutdown economy. @econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre#EconUMD
Due to the pandemic do you think students affected by school closures will have lower productivity in school, work, etc? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
An example of a union is Teamsters 320, they used their power to persuade the university to negotiate for better terms instead of going on strike. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
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Musicians face problems due to higher inflation, causing venue and transportation prices to rise, disallowing musicians to travel and make revenue for themselves. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
@keds_economist A possible reason for this shortage is the many Covid relief programs that give people unemployment benefits for a long period of time. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
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With large corporations withdrawing from Russia and large amounts of revenue going to the military. Russia will be suffering for years to come. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta @EconUMD
@LizAnnSonders When looking at the graph we can see that CPI has been consistent but in recent years it has spiked significantly. Why is this happening? @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD