To fix the economy, we have to stop spending and start saving.
By economy of scale in which spreading fixed cost over units produced.
fixed capital
fixed and floating exchange rates
No. Fuel economy is influenced by many factors such as driving conditions, driving habits and of course vehicle condition. It is impossible for one set of estimates to predict fuel economy precisely for all drivers in all environments. (From motoroilmatters.org)
No. It either cannot be maintained for long or it is impossible because the production possibility curve (PPC) shows the available areas of operation to a firm or economy to operate within the frontier, due to a fixed and scarce amount of resources and technology. Therefore, it is impossible, because of fixed levels of technology and resources, for the firm or economy to operate outside the PPC.~MB
This is all interrelated to the U.S. financial economy. It is now a World Economy.
It depends on the economy. Fixed-rate mortgages are more expensive in the long run for large loans if the economy does decently well. Variable rate loans fluctuate with the economy, so if it's bad, the interest rate sky rockets and you have to pay more. Fixed mortgages are the easiest to work with thought and you aren't surprised by any changing rates.
We can fix the economy by spending less and saving more. But in the long run, the economy is impossible to fix. Once it goes down to the ground, there is no way it can recover after a collapse in business and finance.
By economy of scale in which spreading fixed cost over units produced.
fixed capital
Fixed capital
fixed and floating exchange rates
The current average fixed rate on a student loan is %6.80. Of course this changes on a regular basis as the economy and prime rate fluctuate. This also depends on the country you are living in.
You can get a loan with a fixed interest rate or a variable interest rate. The interest rate is the extra amount of money you have to pay back for taking out the loan. A fixed rate doesn't change the entire time you have the loan--even if the economy fails and everybody else has to get higher interest rates. However, the rates are usually set up higher and you end up paying more in the long run if you have a lengthy loan. If the economy does poorly, you might save money in a fixed rate because variable rates will spike.
No. Fuel economy is influenced by many factors such as driving conditions, driving habits and of course vehicle condition. It is impossible for one set of estimates to predict fuel economy precisely for all drivers in all environments. (From motoroilmatters.org)
It fixed the banking crisis because people started trusting the banks again and deposited there into the bank which helped the economy
helped tear down the wall of china fixed the economy and lowered taxes