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1. What does it mean "markets are competive" ?
Competive market contains two major decision-making units whose actions are coordinated through market
exchanged.The first is the business firm,the second is the households
2. What is the basic economic problem ?
The basic economic problem for any community is how to make the best use of its labor and other resources
3. What is " overstocked" ?
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5. What is a market ?
A market is an arrangement by which buyers and sellers of a community interact to determine its price and
quantity
6. What does Macroeconomic study ?
Macroeconomic study overall economic trends such as employment levels,economic growth,and inflation
7. Why can we say macroeconomics is an important topic ?
It is an important topic for many reasons.For one, macroeconomic performance is a central factor affecting the
success or failure of nations.Countries that grow rapidly and without major imbalances are admired because
their citizens enjoy high and rising living standards.At the opposite extreme are countries that stagnate and
seem stuck in a situation of high inflation and high trade deficits. In addition, a government can have a major
impact on its economic performance through its economic policies- through fiscal policy and monetary policy
8. How many policies are there in macroeconomic ?
There are four policies in macroeconomic.They include fiscal policy,monetary policy,income policy and
foreign economic policy
9. What is the fiscal policy ?
Fiscal policy is carried out by the Ministry of Finance and can be divided into two parts,government
expenditures and taxation.These two parts determine whether the government has a deficit or surplus in its
budget.A careful fiscal policy is the basis of a stable macroeconomy
10. What do the fiscal deficits affect ?
Fiscal deficits affect both the balance of payments and the rate of inflation
11. What is the monetary policy?
12. How is GNP different from GDP ?