when companies are not provided with electricity they use their capital to purchase any means of powering their electricity generator which becomes an expense to them.and in other to make up for their expenses they increase the amount of their commodity or services renderd to the economy,and this makes things more expensive..............................my details:- facebook username:-anthonymario......email:-anthonymario2@Yahoo.com
If money supply grows slowly, it can throttle economic growth, there isn't enough money to go around in support of economic needs.
Profit / Economic growth
An economic policy of enhancing growth, especially in exports will increase the money supply. This can be measured from recent economic history. The last thing, or shall I say an increase in taxes will de-stimulate the growth of the money supply. Another negative would be to increase the money supply by fiat, or in other words "printing it"
supply-side economics
Tax reductions will spur economic growth in the long run.
If money supply grows slowly, it can throttle economic growth, there isn't enough money to go around in support of economic needs.
Profit / Economic growth
An economic policy of enhancing growth, especially in exports will increase the money supply. This can be measured from recent economic history. The last thing, or shall I say an increase in taxes will de-stimulate the growth of the money supply. Another negative would be to increase the money supply by fiat, or in other words "printing it"
It is difficult for students to learn without proper lighting and ventilation.
supply-side economics
Tax reductions will spur economic growth in the long run.
no and never in 2015, ghana will supply nigeria with electricity
Investment in Gold reduces supply of money needed for accelation in economic growth. To that extent that affects growth of GDP.
Economic growth can be further split into Actual growth and potential growth.Actual growth is the increase in the GDP of the economy represented by the rightward shift of the Aggregate Demand.Potential growth is the increase in the productive capacity or the maximum possible output of an economy. this is represented by the rightward shift of the Aggregate Supply.
Donald R. Snodgrass has written: 'The growth and utilization of Malaysian labor supply' 'Ceylon' -- subject- s -: Economic conditions 'Rapid economic growth in the ASEAN countries'
1 demand factor, 4 supply factors, and 1 efficiency factor.
Francis Sulemanu Idachaba has written: 'Agricultural research policy in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Agriculture and state, Agriculture, Research 'The effects of taxes and subsidies on land and labour utilization in Nigerian agriculture' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Mathematical models, Subsidies, Taxation 'Rural infrastructures in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Infrastructure (Economics), Rural conditions 'Food policy in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Agriculture and state, Government policy, Food supply