Describe and explain the real business cycle theory
What will be an ideal response?
The real business cycle theory is a modification of the new classical theory that states that money is neutral in its impact on the economy and only real supply-side factors matter in influencing employment and real output. Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is determined by real variables such as the supply of inputs and technology and monetary policy only affects the price level.
Economics
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Refer to Table 9-14. The real average hourly earnings for 1965 in 2010 dollars equal
A) $3.87. B) $5.80. C) $12.10. D) $18.14.
Economics
Which of the following items is not a factor of production?
A. An oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico B. A ski jump in Utah C. A bank loan to a farmer D. An orange grove in Florida
Economics