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Economics Homework Thirteen Answers - Student Eighteen (view source)
Revision as of 18:53, December 20, 2009
, 18:53, December 20, 2009perfect!
1. The correct answer is b
1. The correct answer is b
:Correct!
2. It is the result of free trade.
2. It is the result of free trade.
:Right.
3. It is to make sure that the banking system doesn’t collapse
3. It is to make sure that the banking system doesn’t collapse
:Correct again!
4.your good is inelastic
4.your good is inelastic
:Correct again!
5. The right answer is c
5. The right answer is c
:Correct on a difficult question.
8. If they charged more there would be competition and if they charged less they would loss money overall
8. If they charged more there would be competition and if they charged less they would loss money overall
:Excellent.
10. I think to sum it up the best word would be patriotism because it protects our economy
10. I think to sum it up the best word would be patriotism because it protects our economy
:Terrific.
11. Keynesian economics is the hypotheses that the more the government spends the better off the public is which to me that sounds like the government should be involved in everything which is straight from The Communist Manifesto
11. Keynesian economics is the hypotheses that the more the government spends the better off the public is which to me that sounds like the government should be involved in everything which is straight from The Communist Manifesto
:Good analysis, which I enjoyed reading. Keynesian economics is not quite as bad as the Communist Manifesto but the comparison is worth mentioning. Well done.
:Perfect final homework! One of the best in the class, and a terrific finish to the homework for a very difficult course. Congratulations! 80/80.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 13:53, 20 December 2009 (EST)