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  • How would a reduction in interest rates at each price level affect aggregate demand or SR aggregate supply?

    Economics 16.09.2010 1 Comment
    dreamlikealice asked:


    The ANSWER is Aggregate Demand shifts RIGHT, which, I thought, means that people plan to spend more .. but why would people plan to spend more if interest rates had dropped? Doesnt Price Level drop is interest rates drop? Thus things are less expensive and people will plan to spend less?

    Can someone explain? Thanks so much!

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    Tags: Aggregate Demand, Aggregate Supply, Demand Shifts

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  • how can interest rates fall during a recession without the government taking action?

    Economics 18.08.2010 2 Comments
    Nick48 asked:


    So it is possible for interest rates to fall during a recession even without governments taking action to expand the money supply. How is this possible?
    the fed, not the government.

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    Tags: Governments, Interest Rates, Money Supply

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  • Are high interest rates the reason behind inflation ?

    Economics 07.07.2010 2 Comments
    Jen asked:


    I can’t seem to get my head around how interest rates have an impact on the economy. In the past few years did the government try and keep interest rates low to avoid high inflation ?

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    Tags: Economy, High Interest Rates, Inflation

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  • For the economists – Why would you raise interest rates when economy is doing bad?

    Economics 22.10.2009 7 Comments
    jsforex.blogspot.com


    We know that by raising interest rates, you make the cost of borrowed money more expensive. Business thrive on borrowed money, and doesn’t it follow that, if you raised interest rates, this will make it harder for business to expand?

    Tags: Economists, Money

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  • Why did the Fed decide to change interest rates? What specific economic events caused this change?

    Economics 12.10.2009 2 Comments
    Erin


    Why did the Fed decide to change interest rates? What specific economic events caused this change?

    I am writing a paper and one of the questions calls for specific events that would explain why the Fed decided to lower interest rates recently. I need some good examples. Links would be appreciated… Thank you!

    Tags: Economic Events, Interest Rates

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  • Is it possible to have high interest rates and high inflation rates also?

    Economics 11.10.2009 4 Comments
    kris76


    I understand the basics, lower interest rates=higher inflation, higher interest rates=lower inflation. But is it possible to have high inflation, and high interest rates? Thanks for the answers.

    Tags: High Interest Rates, Inflation Rates

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  • How does the unemployment rate affect mortgage rates?

    Economics 25.05.2008 4 Comments
    areusmarterthanafifthgrader


    from regression analysis I found that there is a strong positive relationship between the unemployment rate and mortgage rates. I can’t figure out why. Any thoughts?

    Tags: Mortgage Rates, Unemployment Rate

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