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What are the three main macroeconomic goals?
1. To create stable, economic growth. 2. To have full employment and low unemployment. 3. To have stable stable prices.
What is stable demand?
The demand for a product which is related to the basic needs of life or without that product or good we can't survive, should be stable, such as : water, cloths, food, shelter, etc. In the above mentioned case the demand of such goods remains stable if there is an increase in prices . So stable demand means the demand of any product always remains constant whether its prices rises or not..
How does the Fed work to keep prices stable?
IT DOESNT! If that were true, then prices would not go up. In other words, things would cost just as much as they did when the fed was created.
Explain why prices above or below the equilibrium level are note stable in the long run?
Prices above or below the equilibrium level are not stable in the long run because they create imbalances in supply and demand. When prices are above equilibrium, excess supply leads to unsold goods, prompting sellers to lower prices. Conversely, when prices are below equilibrium, excess demand results in shortages, causing buyers to compete for limited goods and drive prices up. These adjustments continue until the market returns to equilibrium, where supply equals demand.
Three main outcomes of public policy aimed at economic stability?
High employment, steady growth, and stable prices.
Is congo's government stable?
Type your answer here... it is not stable because of gas prices
What are the three main economic goals that the federal government seeks to achieve?
high employment, steady growth, and stable prices
What are the three main macroeconomic goals?
1. To create stable, economic growth. 2. To have full employment and low unemployment. 3. To have stable stable prices.
What are the main goals of monetary policy?
High employment, sustainable growth and stable prices To make the financial market stable,No inflation
What is most likely to happen to the prices of a product if demand and supply increase at the same rate?
prices stay stable. studddy islannd ! :)
When a country has full employment active purchasing and stable prices it is in a period of?
prosperity
What is stable demand?
The demand for a product which is related to the basic needs of life or without that product or good we can't survive, should be stable, such as : water, cloths, food, shelter, etc. In the above mentioned case the demand of such goods remains stable if there is an increase in prices . So stable demand means the demand of any product always remains constant whether its prices rises or not..
What are not a goal of federal economic policy?
maintain stable prices, full employment, economic growth
Do Customers prefer stable predictable prices over a long time horizon?
Customers generally prefer stable and predictable prices over a long time horizon as it helps them budget and plan their finances. Fluctuating prices can lead to uncertainty and dissatisfaction among customers. Providing consistent pricing can help build trust and loyalty with customers.
How does the Fed work to keep prices stable?
IT DOESNT! If that were true, then prices would not go up. In other words, things would cost just as much as they did when the fed was created.
What are the impact of LIFO FIFO methods on financial statements when prices are changing and stable?
"http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_impact_of_LIFO_FIFO_methods_on_finacial_statments_when_prices_are_changing_and_stable"
Explain why prices above or below the equilibrium level are note stable in the long run?
Prices above or below the equilibrium level are not stable in the long run because they create imbalances in supply and demand. When prices are above equilibrium, excess supply leads to unsold goods, prompting sellers to lower prices. Conversely, when prices are below equilibrium, excess demand results in shortages, causing buyers to compete for limited goods and drive prices up. These adjustments continue until the market returns to equilibrium, where supply equals demand.
