2009 Economic Stimulus Plan

Usually 6 months. Depends on the local law.

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Microeconomics is the study of a section of the economy rather than the economy as a whole (which is macroeconomics).

Microeconomics is more concerned with the allocation of scarce resources and the elasticity (sensitivity) of consumers and producers at the level of households and firms.

In other, more simple words, it is the laws of supply and demand.

The study of individual firms and individual households in a market.

High Demand Lowers Quantity
Low Demand increases price and quantity

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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provided for a one-time payment of $250 to individuals who receive Social Security or Supplemental Security Income benefits. Most of the payments were delivered by late May 2009.

There is no economic stimulus check for 2010.

Business managers need to know about macroeconomics because firms operate in and are influenced by the behavior of the overall economy. Factors such as interest rates, employment, inflation, money supply, etc., affect the business environment and financial conditions in general, so firms must address macroeconomic issues in their planning and management strategy. Macroeconomic forecasts and strategies are more important for large firms than for small businesses.

There will (or maybe is one). It is a term for any economic package the Feds are passing to fund economic recovery....it does not have anything to do, or mention, any payments to individuals though. In Australia the Federal Labour Government only plans to assist people who already receive a livable wage, or students receiving Austudy/Abstudy, & not the unemployed who really are on the lowest income. And I always thought Labour stood up for the real battlers of this great nation. What a joke!!.... Even people earning up to $100,000 per year are entitled to a $900 bonus, but not people receiving less than $20,000 per year. Go Figure!!! Kevin Rudd does nothing to financially assist people on Centrelink's Newstart Allowance, but you can bet he will raise the payments as soon as workers start losing ther jobs due to the economic downturn, cause people will soon realise how little the unemployed receive. Pensioners received a $1450 bonus in December 2008 & they're already talking about giving them a $35 per week pay rise. What about the long term unemployed? Surely they deserve a break for a change instead off handouts to those poor unfortunate people who have jobs & have been living on $95,000 a year. Get it right Labour, look after the people who really do need it instead of playing politics. I, for one, will never vote Labour again. I hear the Commies are re-entering a party after 30 odd years of absence from Australian politics. Bring on the Reds....Can't get any worse, can it?

Essentially public finance is "finance deals with the government". "The scope of public finance is extends to government. expenditures, government revenue, public debt, and financial management."

.- Stagnating oil prices (easily surpassing the $ 100 a barrel), driven by geopolitical uncertainties, the collapse of stock markets and subsequent diversion of speculative investment market and the expected oil production cuts by the OPEC.

2.-Continued escalation of prices of staple foods (around 15%), due to the effect called "second round" (translation by companies from increased costs of crude oil and raw materials along with wage increases the prices of manufactured products; abusive margins of companies and brokers and a totally inefficient administration and lack of mechanisms to control the ceaseless desboque with consequent rises in inflation and subsequent contraction of consumption.

3.-runaway inflation rates close to 6% and unbridled growth of foreign debt (d 2.5 billion U.S. dollars) and current account deficit (15% of GDP) for 2008 as a result of the above two points, with a consequent drop in state revenues Autonomies and loss of purchasing power of workers in a near future due to salary increases below the inflation rate or the freezing or reducing them.

4 .- Rise in interest rates by the European Central Bank to reach 4.5% in the last quarter of 2008 with the aim of trying to curb rampant inflation in the euro zone (close to 5%) the immediate impact on mortgages and bank loans due to increases chilling Euribor (up almost 6%); economic strangulation consequent extensive social and dramatic increase in delinquencies and embargoes banking collapse of securities (around the IBEX 10,000 points at the end of the year) and diversion of investment to fixed income and real estate.

5 .- An increase in the rate of unemployment up to 12.5% at the end of 2008, due to the outbreak of the housing bubble and subsequent domino effect in the sectors linked to the construction of a united euro artificially appreciated that the cause of the bottleneck exports and the stagnation of the tourism sector (into recession in the second half of 2008 and ending the year with a meager increase of 1.5% of GDP), with the proverbial drop in state revenues and the consequent contraction of investments basic infrastructure and social service

That depends. First, you have to be qualified. Second, your return has to have been processed by April 15. If both are true, the IRS can't do anything until it's been four weeks since the check was mailed. If you were expecting a direct deposit, it will be converted to a check if you had a refund loan or had fees deducted from the refund.

In the Case of Zimbabwe or South Africa it has had much failure. Certainly there is a need to help those that are disadvantaged (Blacks) however the policy has hurt the population of both countries with a much reduced standard of living due to the emigration of the educated white citizenry. Any type of BEE movement would need to be phased in over a long period of time to keep the economy stable until enough blacks are educated to make that type of transition. The problem is that in Zimbabwe case the transition happened over a couple year period and the results are catastrophic. Many would argue that anytime that a person is artificially promoted by govt programs to their advantage has never shown to be beneficial to the disadvantaged population or the population as a whole in the long-term.

The GNP per capita for last fiscal year (2008) was $599. It is expected to increase at 6% this year to $635

Loose monetary policy is the money policy that has low interest rates and a high supply.

The Chinese Open Door Policy was a major event in recent Chinese history. The Open Door Policy, argued for by John Hay’s Open Door Notes, advocated an impartial system of taxation, set up a system of equal trading rights, and prevented European nations from carving China into separate colonies. Although the Open Door Notes was not written with Chinese interests at heart, it greatly benefitted China in the long run. The Open Door Notes was a very influential document in Chinese history. Written at the turn of the century by Secretary of State, John Hay, the Open Door Notes was a letter that was sent to all nations with interests in China. After acquiring the Philippines, the United States gained interest in the vast resources of Asia. John Hay states in his Open Door Notes that, “Earnestly desirous to remove any cause of irritation and to [e]nsure at the same time to the commerce of all nations in China... shall enjoy perfect equality of treatment for their commerce and navigation within such spheres.” The purpose of writing the document was to reduce the power countries had gained from their spheres of influence. The United States had no spheres of influence in China because it had just recently taken interest in Asia. Therefore, John Hay sought to prevent other countries from having more power than the United States. Although many nations did not like the letter, all countries to which it was sent, except Japan, had expressed approval at the ideas and goals that it espoused. Even though some of the ideas it presented were unpopular with the Imperialist nations, the Open Door Policy was a very event document in Chinese history. In the Open Door Notes, John Hay suggested indiscriminate taxation between nations. Hay defined indiscriminate taxation as not imposing taxes based on nationality. Many countries at the time had strong power in their spheres of influence, and some even believed that the spheres of influence were colonies that belonged to European powers. Therefore, the European nations would charge harbor and railroad taxes to everyone except themselves. For example, Britain might charge an American boat to dock in one of its spheres of influence, but allow a British ship to dock free. In the Open Door Notes, John Hay states, “[A European Power] will levy no higher harbor dues on vessels of another nationality frequenting any port in such sphere that shall be levied on vessels of its own nationality…” Later, he states that the same policy should be put into place for railroad dues. Hay hoped to discourage the European powers from charging dues for things such as harbour use and railroad use because the Europeans would not want to lose trade from their own countries by having high taxes. Later on, he states that the Chinese have the right to impose tariffs on all goods that move through Chinese ports. Therefore, by discouraging Europeans from taxation, and advocating the Chinese’s rights to taxation, taxation in China could become the exclusive right of the Chinese. This portion of the Open Door Notes was intended to lower taxes and give America an equal chance to trade with China, but by granting China the exclusive right to taxation, it definitely benefited the Chinese in the long run. Before the adoption of the Open Door Policy some European nations would not allow other nations into their sphere of influences, but this was put to an end after the Open Door Policy came into effect. This was often done so the nation that controlled a sphere of influence was the only nation that would benefit from it with no other nations using its resources. One of the goals set forth in Hay’s Open Door Notes is that a controlling nation, within its sphere of influence, cannot interfere with the interests of another nation. As a result of significant adherence to the policies set forth in the Open Door Notes, trade began to increase in China at this time. Additionally, China would make more money, because the Open Door Policy gave them rights to charge tariffs on the increased trade. Before this time, the United States was largely unable to trade with China, but observation of the Open Door Policy allowed the United States to increase trade and eventually become China’s biggest trading partner. This portion of the Open Door Notes was written to give America trading access to China, but it ended up greatly benefitting China by encouraging increased trade with many countries. The Open Door Policy limited to powers of foreign nations in China, thereby preventing Europe from carving China into separate colonies. These separate colonies would likely have given birth to vastly different economic zones in a once united area, thereby fragmenting China’s uniform policies. The Open Door Notes spoke against foreign nations’ policy of taxing trade within their spheres of influence, which was one of the main reasons countries wanted their spheres of influence. By including a section in the Open Door Notes that advocated giving everyone equal trade access, John Hay had addressed yet another major reason that countries wanted to keep their spheres of influence. John Hay wrote a second Open Door Notes discussing military policy and Chinese sovereignty. Written in 1900, this letter argued for limitation on the military power of European nations within their spheres of influence. Without these three major powers, of rights to taxation, exclusive trade rights, and military access, European nations had few reasons to stay in China, and even fewer to colonize it. The only benefits they still received in China were from the now equal trading rights they held. As a result of the Open Door Policy European nations no longer needed their own spheres of influence to benefit from trade. Adherence to the Open Door Notes effectively stopped countries from colonizing China, by removing the incentives for colonization, and this kept China as one united, sovereign nation. The Open Door Notes was an important document, and it greatly benefitted China. The systems of impartial taxation, equal trade rights, and no colonization allowed China to remain united, and prosper. Even though John Hay’s Open Door Notes were written to help America, they ended up greatly improving the development of China, as well as allowing the United States equal trade rights.

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1. India is mainly an agricultural country. the net sown area in India is about 51%. nearly two - third of India's population in engaged in agriculture.

2. Agriculture is the mainstay of the Indian economy.

3. Agriculture provides food to the teeming millions in India. It sustains 2/3 of our population.

4. It provides raw materials to the agro - based industries.

5. Agriculture along with forests and fisheries forms 45% of our total national income.

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From the questions I've seen there appears to be some ongoing misconception that one was approved for sometime in Dec 08 and now of course '09. It hasn't. It wasn't even discussed much by any politician. And to whatever degree it was, it was only to say it won't likely happen again. The last one wasn't terribly successful so no economic package has been considered with one...the political scene is changing, it was shown to take too long and too much money for the government to even come up with the process. The recent stimulus package passed by congress (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009) has now had the finer details examined and it can now be confirmed that the only mention in the act that relates to a 2009 stimulus check is by way of a section describing a tax credit which will be the lower of $500 or 6.2% of the yearly income of a taxpayer. BUT: Social Security benefit recipients will receive a one-time $250 economic stimulus check payment in May - several weeks ahead of schedule, Vice President Joe Biden announced Thursday.

Consumption patterns were most influenced by transportation.

the death of the former president- Ninoy Aquino

He was assassinated at the Manila International Airport upon returning home from exile in the United States.

Despite a convoy of security guards (all assigned to him by the Marcos government), a contingent of 1,200 military and police personnel on the tarmac, three armed bodyguards personally escorting him, and a bulletproof vest Aquino was wearing, Aquino was fatally shot in the head as he was escorted off the airplane. From the airplane, aviation security personnel were seen firing into the body of an unknown man dressed in blue, who was identified as Rolando Galman. Aquino's body was quickly loaded into a van and sped away.

Housing shortages, inadequate services, and pollution.