MacroEconomics: (graph) Homework really hard question.. cause-effect chain (I give up)?
May 25, 8345 by Luis J | Posted in Economics
Im captivating this virtual college class, and is filled with very hard homework questions... i mean look at this, they ask me to put a red borderline in this impossible graph that i dont understand, i've been almost an hour with my book stuck in this
Stop your red line vertically at the $140 billion mark.
What happens here is the Fed basically retracts $2 billion of readies from a bank. Going by the multiplier effect, the total amount of money this will result in will be:
stfukthx2003 | May 25, 171
Rank your red line vertically at the $140 billion mark.
What happens here is the Fed basically retracts $2 billion of scratch from a bank. Going by the multiplier effect, the total amount of money this will result in will be:
Ok this give someone the third degree is related to another question I asked before. Its about the EFFECT of a $2 Billion Open Market Sale of Bonds from the Federal Self-control Bank. The following Image includes the whole problem question with 2 graphs.
hey, you unavoidable skunked us all here. don't give up, maybe try forums. good luck in your search
Yeahwho | Apr 15, 2008
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Topper | Apr 15, 2008
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