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What president had the highest tax rate?
reagan
Which statement is falseThe national debt dropped significantly during the Reagan years?
The national debt dropped significantly during the Reagan years.
What was happening in the us when Ronald Reagan was elected?
trouble with Iran very high inflation rate
Should in periods of inflation the federal reserve raise or lower the discount rate?
lower
What is the inflation rate in Texas?
current inflation rate in harris county
What is the effect of a raise in discount rates?
Discount rate = inflation expectation + risk premium for the investment, so when inflation goes up, your discount rate should go up
What inflation rate?
inflation
What is the 1992 inflation rate?
the inflation rate in 1992 was 1.75
What were the inflation rate and the unemployment rate last year?
2016s rate was 4.85%, and the inflation rate was 2.5%
What is inflation rate of 2007 in Pakistan?
Core Inflation Rate is 7%
What is the inflation rate in Indonesia?
As of 2005, the inflation rate in Indonesia was about 6.6%.
Why is it that when there is low inflation workers will accept a low wage increase?
From the worker's perspective, raises are judged good or bad in reference to inflation. Its really a question of buying power more than the actual amount of money. Think of this example... If inflation is running 2% per year and you get a 2% raise, you break even. Your salary buys the same stuff at the start the year and the end of the year. If inflation is 2% and you got a 4% raise, you're now making more money than before. You have more buying power relative to the economy as a whole. So as a worker, your goal is to be able to buy more each time you get a raise. So if inflation is low, you can accept a lower raise and still increase buying power as long as the raise is higher than inflation. So when infaltion is low, a low raise (that's still bigger than the rate of inflation) just as effective as a large raise when inflation is high.
