PLEASE HELP ME TO ANSWER THIS WITH THE CORE ECONOMY BOOK UNIT 14

QUESTION 1:

Which ONE of the following investment opportunities relate to Investment (I) as captured in our economy's aggregate expenditure model?

Select one:

a. Building new productive capacity in the home country.

b. Allocation of funds for salaries or the paying of dividends to owners

c. Buying interest-bearing financial assets, such as bonds.

d. Building new productive capacity abroad.

QUESTION 2:

REPLACE ANSWER BY THE ANSWER.

The statistic that measures the direct and indirect effect of a change in autonomous spending on aggregate output is known as theANSWER(one word).

QUESTION 3:

REPLACE ANSWER BY THE ANSWER.

An individual's own investment in a project is referred to asANSWER(one word)

QUESTION 4:

The model of the aggregate economy that we focus on in Unit 14 makes the followingTHREEassumptions:

Select one or more:

a. There is underemployed labour.

b. There is spare capacity in production facilities.

c. Output is at its full employment level.

d. Wages are not affected by changes in the level of output.

QUESTION 5:

The model of the aggregate economy that we focus on in Unit 14 makes the followingTHREEassumptions

Select one or more:

a. There is underemployed labour.

b. There is spare capacity in production facilities.

c. Output is at its full employment level.

d. Wages are not affected by changes in the level of output.

QUESTION 6:

Spending on investment projects tends to occur in clusters.TWOreasons for this observation include:

Select one or more:

a. Firms prefer to invest in isolation from other firm's investment decisions.

b. Firms may have similar beliefs about expected future demand.

c. Firms prefer to smooth out their investment spending similar to consumer behaviour.

d. Firms may adopt a new technology at the same time.

QUESTION 7:

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