For higher employment and output, accommodating policies accept higher prices. As a result of the government's increased purchases, the aggregate demand curve might shift to the right. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
Closed economies are no longer the norm. The benefits of closed economies include fewer consumer goods and lower transit costs. Despite this, open economies tend to grow faster and are more stable. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
To achieve a balanced trade, exports must equal imports. When one country is struggling more than others, it may be harder to achieve this. Imports and exports may be harder to predict because of this.
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I work at the DECC which is a catering place in Duluth, the winter is always slow with events. That being said we have low demand for events and a high supply of workers. @econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre#ECONumd
In the last year, I have noticed that Chipotle is experiencing inflation, supply shortages, and high demand. In the past, burritos were priced 2-3 dollars lower than they are today. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#ECONumd
Campaign promises usually include tax cuts. A tax cut generally leads to a rise in private savings and consumption, but a decrease in government savings and spending. @econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre#EconUMD
With having a limited amount of resources, identical economies have a greater growth potential in their infancy, which may explain the catch-up effect. @econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre#EconUMD
With Halloween coming to an end, there will be a lot Halloween costumes and very little demand because the holiday will be over. This will most likely lead to sales on costumes because stores want to get rid them. #EconUMD@econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre
Earlier this week I faced a trade off, I couldn’t decide wether to my cabin at night or in the morning, I decided to go in the morning so I didn’t trade sleep for driving. #EconUMD@LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta
Approximately 1.5% of American workers earn minimum wage. In most cases, companies pay more so that they can retain healthy, hardworking, and high-quality workers. @LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta#EconUMD
Growing up, I was paid every week by my uncle to do his chores. I would clean up his yard and take the trash out. Since I wasn't 16, I wasn't considered a part of the labor force. In return, u-rates, adult population, and LFPR are not affected. @econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre#econUMD
Last year me some roommates lived in an apartment, this year we live in a house. Since our lease is ending soon we were looking to move back to an apartment but chose not to with inflation, since cost went up a lot since when we were last there. #EconUMD@econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre
Over summer break I was doing hard labor for my summer job, I was considered employed. While being at school without a current job, I am not in the labor force anymore. That being said, I am considered an adult not in the labor force. #EconUMD@econ_ta@LuiggiDonayre
I do agree with helping fund Ukraine, i aslo think we should start putting money into our own country, with helping fix up Florida and lower income areas. #EconUMD@LuiggiDonayre@econ_ta
@kokai009@econ_ta I’d agree, now adays it cost my about 65 dollars to fill up my gas tank, my dad always tells me how he used to fill his up for 12 dollars.