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115 Economics Questions And Answers

61⟩ Why did the European Union make monetary unification?

I think the reason was that by standardizing the monetary system, trade between the countries of the EU would become much less complicated, and therefore easier and hopefully would increase significantly, benefiting all involved.

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62⟩ What is inflation?

It is when the price of everything starts going up. Often an outside stimulus can start a cycle of inflation.

The price of goods and services is going up because of an over supply of money. As the amount of money in wallets increases so does the temptation to increase prices, which increases costs “especially by banks and finance institutions”, They have the least to lose as they hike up interest rates to regain losses.

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64⟩ What is the importance of microeconomics in study of managerial economics?

It’s a economics for decision making where we have to be very optimize and implement those situation which will be helpful in profit maximization in our business effectively and efficiently

Since the microeconomics explains the concepts like demand, production, supply analysis, so that it maximizes the profit.

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66⟩ How do trade barriers affect international trade?

Trade barriers come in many forms. Quota is one. This is when a country sets a limit to the imported products. This is done for a number of reasons. One is because the government of the importing country wants to protect the local manufacturers.

In this way, trade barriers can affect the international trade because it does not promote free trade. When countries trade with each other they do not want to have trade barriers because it can result in an unfair trade where country A may export goods to country B but country B cannot do vice versa because country A sets up trade barriers such that it makes it very difficult for country B to export. One example is a trade barrier concerning with health and safety.

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67⟩ What is an interest sensitive good?

Things like housing and autos tend to be affected by changes in interest rates because financing is typically required to make such purchases. If financing becomes more expensive due to an increase in interest rates, sales in these goods tend to be effected in a negative way. On the other hand, when interest rates are low sales are usually positively impacted for interest rate sensitive goods.

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68⟩ What is the difference between service industry and industry in economy?

Industry is a generic term, but is most commonly used as a substitute term for a manufacturer of goods such as Pepsi or Ford. The term industry can also be used to refer to a very specific group of companies.

The service industry is essentially non-good producing industries such as retail trade, wholesale trade, and the service industries. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, these companies make up 70% of the total economic activity in the United States. Good examples of the service industry include health care, hospitality & accommodations, and real estate. The financial and insurance sectors would also be included within the service industry.

In economic terms, the differences are essentially the same. This is obviously a little simplistic, but check out Google Finance or any financial site under the Sector Summary to see how each of the "industries" are broken down for the purpose of comparison and reporting.

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69⟩ What countries are the members of the OECD?

Members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development are:

Twenty countries originally signed the Convention on the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development on 14 December 1960. Since then a further ten countries have become members of the Organization.

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71⟩ What is social cost benefit analysis?

It refers to the study of feasibility of a project in terms of its total economic cost and total economic benefits.

It means to compare total cost with total benefit if we add external cost with private cost, its called total social cost if we add external benefit with private benefit, called total social benefit.

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72⟩ What are the advantages of leaving resource allocation to price allocation?

The 5 advantages are Neutral, Flexible, Freedom of choice, No administrative cost and lastly Diminished incentives. Distinguish between diminishing returns and diseconomies of scale. Diseconomies of scale I guess means as you produce more it becomes more expensive to produce.

For example, you produce output 1 for $2 but output 2 for $5 thus the second one required $3

Now let us say input for output 1 had to be doubled for input 2. One land gave output 1. Output 2 needed 2 lands. Then there are not diminishing returns.

However, as second land was costing $3 there was diseconomies of scale.

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73⟩ What is Universal Banking?

It generally refers to the combination of commercial banking and investment banking. It is a supermarket for both wholesaler n retailer financial services as it offers a wide range of financial services

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74⟩ What is profitability analysis?

This is an analysis of costs and revenue to determine whether a venture will make a profit. This is important information in deciding on whether to make an investment. The length of time required to repay the initial investment can be a critical factor.

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75⟩ Does capital inflow lower US interest rates?

Basic textbook models, such as the Mundell-Fleming model, say that capital inflow occurs due to the domestic interest rate being higher than the world interest rate, and thus capital inflow. So according to this model, it can lower interest rates so that interest rates stabilize to the world interest rate. However, there is a checklist that needs to be ticked off and this checklist is like a chain, for example if domestic interest rates are high then there is going to be capital inflow, the domestic currency will appreciate due to the increase in demand for the currency, thus Net Exports will decrease until exchange rates have stabilized.

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76⟩ How does the current situation in the Middle East affect the US economy?

An interruption in supply and demand and economic warfare, coupled with unfair business practices in the US causes the price of fuel to rise. During the original invasion of Iraq, tanker traffic in the Persian Gulf was drastically cut for fear of losing ships and cargo. This caused a minor shortage of crude oil. OPEC only sales crude, it is refined (distilled) locally. In capitalist free markets, suppliers are allowed to raise prices during shortages, so that they can outbid other consumers when replenishing their crude. Unfortunately, OPEC realized that countries were willing to pay this extra price and refused to lower their price when pre-war supply was restored. OPEC denies this, but the US has captured documents that prove OPEC intentionally inflated prices. Now, because gas prices go up, it costs more for the shipping and trucking companies to do business. A large percentage of what you pay for a gallon of milk comes from the shipping cost of getting it to your grocery.

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78⟩ What is PPS?

Packets per second (pps) are a measure of throughput for network devices such as bridges, routers, and switches. It is a reliable measurement only if all packet sizes are the same. Vendors will often rate their equipment based on pps, but make sure comparisons are made using the same packet sizes.

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79⟩ What is an opportunity cost?

Opportunity cost is cost of an alternative that must be forgone in order to pursue a certain action. Put another way, the benefits you could have received by taking an alternative action. Concept of opportunity cost is central to economics because it reminds us that everyday we each have choices to make and for each choice, that we make there is a second best option that we forego{that we pass up}

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80⟩ What is Collateral management?

Collateral Management is a function to manage collateral effectively. It provides interface to enter collateral data, and it has a master data of collateral descriptions and types. It maintains customer, collateral, and credit account relationships so the amount of idle collateral can be determined. It is usually packaged in an application or part of the core-banking application.

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