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- explain the main macroeconomic objectives that economists use to assess theperformance of an economyHouseholds across a nation face a reduction in wealth. As a result, savings will increase dispos able decrease not change and disposable income will increasedisposabledecreasenot change. This will lead to a/an increasedisposabledecreasenot change in supply of loanable funds. Therefore the equilibruim level of investment willwhat are three macroeconomic issues that have been in the news or affecting economies recently?
- When do you expect the current economic situation (caused by COVID-19) to change?You were familiarized with GDP in this module. Sometimes, economic topics seem pretty remote and not immediately related to our everyday lives. However, think about COVID 19 in 2020. While many Americans were affected by the virus, many more were impacted by the decreased economic activity and new ways of doing business put in place trying to contain the virus. Which of the changes made do you think might end up being permanent and kept in place after the pandemic is contained?Why is it important to keep potential output (Yn) steadily increasing over time?