Chapter 23 five debates over macroeconomic policyPinalkumar Patel
The document discusses several debates around macroeconomic policy:
1) Whether policymakers should stabilize the economy by boosting or cutting aggregate demand through fiscal and monetary policy when demand is too low or high.
2) Whether monetary policy should be rules-based or left to the discretion of central banks.
3) Whether central banks should aim for zero inflation given the costs and benefits.
4) Whether governments should balance their budgets or allow deficits, and the impact on debt and generations.
5) Whether tax laws should be reformed to encourage more private saving and long-term growth. Counterarguments note the impact on inequality and effectiveness.
This document provides a summary of market insights and strategies for success from Ralph Acampora's 2015 Partner Conference presentation. It includes the following key points:
1) The 10-year bond yield remains in a firm downtrend, making lower lows and highs, and would need to close above 3.5% to reverse the secular downtrend.
2) Historically, periods of rising and falling interest rates have impacted returns differently - rising rates from 1958-1981 saw lower returns for bonds and stocks, while falling rates from 1982-2014 saw higher returns.
3) Several stock market indexes are discussed, including the S&P 500 remaining in a secular uptrend, negative divergence between industrials
Samkelo Magongo is a 4th year student studying a B.Ed in Secondary Business Studies. The document defines VAT as a consumption tax added to the sales price of a product that represents a tax on the value added to a product throughout its production process. It lists the key objectives of VAT as increasing government revenue, avoiding cascading effects of taxes, transparency in tax systems, reducing tax evasion, and preventing distortion in trade. The advantages are that VAT is easier to manage than other indirect taxes and generates constant revenue as long as consumption exists. Disadvantages include VAT being expensive to implement and difficult to calculate value added at each stage. The document discusses why VAT increased in South Africa and may increase in Eswat
VAT should be reduced to help consumers and the economy. The author argues that reducing VAT could help lower inflation in the short to medium term by decreasing product costs, while increasing VAT may reduce buying and thus lower inflation over the long run. However, increasing VAT is not very effective. With the VAT rate planned to rise to 10%, reduction is needed. The government could implement policies to reduce VAT and help consumers, the economy, and the country by lowering inflation, and citizens can influence this by voting.
This document discusses different types of taxes. A progressive tax has increasing tax rates as the amount earned increases, so higher incomes are taxed at a higher percentage. A proportional tax has a fixed tax rate so the amount of tax is directly proportional to the amount earned, with the marginal tax rate equal to the average rate. Progressive taxes describe a distribution where the tax rate increases from low to high amounts, while proportional taxes have a consistent rate.
The document discusses strategies for managing retirement funds, including Otar's zones and Guyton's rules. It outlines calculating sustainable withdrawal rates and annuity rates. Guyton's rules provide guidelines for adjusting withdrawals based on portfolio returns, inflation, and prosperity to reduce failure rates for retirement income. Withdrawal rates of 5.2-5.6% are sustainable with high confidence using these strategies, especially for portfolios with a high equity allocation.
This document discusses five debates around macroeconomic policy: 1) whether monetary and fiscal policy should stabilize the economy, 2) whether monetary policy should be rules-based or discretionary, 3) whether the central bank should target zero inflation, 4) whether the government should balance its budget, and 5) whether tax laws should encourage more saving. For each debate, arguments on both sides are presented.
Chapter 23 five debates over macroeconomic policyPinalkumar Patel
The document discusses several debates around macroeconomic policy:
1) Whether policymakers should stabilize the economy by boosting or cutting aggregate demand through fiscal and monetary policy when demand is too low or high.
2) Whether monetary policy should be rules-based or left to the discretion of central banks.
3) Whether central banks should aim for zero inflation given the costs and benefits.
4) Whether governments should balance their budgets or allow deficits, and the impact on debt and generations.
5) Whether tax laws should be reformed to encourage more private saving and long-term growth. Counterarguments note the impact on inequality and effectiveness.
This document provides a summary of market insights and strategies for success from Ralph Acampora's 2015 Partner Conference presentation. It includes the following key points:
1) The 10-year bond yield remains in a firm downtrend, making lower lows and highs, and would need to close above 3.5% to reverse the secular downtrend.
2) Historically, periods of rising and falling interest rates have impacted returns differently - rising rates from 1958-1981 saw lower returns for bonds and stocks, while falling rates from 1982-2014 saw higher returns.
3) Several stock market indexes are discussed, including the S&P 500 remaining in a secular uptrend, negative divergence between industrials
Samkelo Magongo is a 4th year student studying a B.Ed in Secondary Business Studies. The document defines VAT as a consumption tax added to the sales price of a product that represents a tax on the value added to a product throughout its production process. It lists the key objectives of VAT as increasing government revenue, avoiding cascading effects of taxes, transparency in tax systems, reducing tax evasion, and preventing distortion in trade. The advantages are that VAT is easier to manage than other indirect taxes and generates constant revenue as long as consumption exists. Disadvantages include VAT being expensive to implement and difficult to calculate value added at each stage. The document discusses why VAT increased in South Africa and may increase in Eswat
VAT should be reduced to help consumers and the economy. The author argues that reducing VAT could help lower inflation in the short to medium term by decreasing product costs, while increasing VAT may reduce buying and thus lower inflation over the long run. However, increasing VAT is not very effective. With the VAT rate planned to rise to 10%, reduction is needed. The government could implement policies to reduce VAT and help consumers, the economy, and the country by lowering inflation, and citizens can influence this by voting.
This document discusses different types of taxes. A progressive tax has increasing tax rates as the amount earned increases, so higher incomes are taxed at a higher percentage. A proportional tax has a fixed tax rate so the amount of tax is directly proportional to the amount earned, with the marginal tax rate equal to the average rate. Progressive taxes describe a distribution where the tax rate increases from low to high amounts, while proportional taxes have a consistent rate.
The document discusses strategies for managing retirement funds, including Otar's zones and Guyton's rules. It outlines calculating sustainable withdrawal rates and annuity rates. Guyton's rules provide guidelines for adjusting withdrawals based on portfolio returns, inflation, and prosperity to reduce failure rates for retirement income. Withdrawal rates of 5.2-5.6% are sustainable with high confidence using these strategies, especially for portfolios with a high equity allocation.
This document discusses five debates around macroeconomic policy: 1) whether monetary and fiscal policy should stabilize the economy, 2) whether monetary policy should be rules-based or discretionary, 3) whether the central bank should target zero inflation, 4) whether the government should balance its budget, and 5) whether tax laws should encourage more saving. For each debate, arguments on both sides are presented.
This document discusses two approaches to education: expanding communities and core knowledge. Expanding communities focuses on increasing a student's knowledge of different communities from family to international. Core knowledge emphasizes teaching a common body of knowledge across subject areas. Students are instructed to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of each approach. They will then compare the two approaches using a Venn diagram to identify unique and shared attributes, considering differences between communities in the 1940s versus 1980s. The document provides guidance on this classroom activity.
This document discusses various aspects of listening skills and strategies. It provides definitions and examples of different listening types, stages, and skills. There are also discussions around the relationships between listening and other language skills like reading, writing, and speaking. Examples are given of how communication technologies have changed the traditional characteristics of these four language skills. Top-down and bottom-up listening strategies are explained, along with discourse listening perspectives and comprehension strategies like getting the gist.
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The document discusses balancing life with consumption and investment. It suggests finding a balance between spending on current needs and wants while also investing for the future. Overall the message seems to be about moderation and planning for both the present and what's to come.
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This document discusses various aspects of listening skills and strategies. It provides definitions and examples of different listening types, stages, and skills. There are also discussions around the relationships between listening and other language skills like reading, writing, and speaking. Examples are given of how communication technologies have changed the traditional characteristics of these four language skills. Top-down and bottom-up listening strategies are explained, along with discourse listening perspectives and comprehension strategies like getting the gist.
The document appears to be a series of questions in English about the short story "I, Robot" by Isaac Asimov. It asks questions about a detective investigating a case, a robot named Sunny that can dream, and who the head of a robot revolution is. The questions are multiple choice and ask about plot details like what clues a doctor left, what robot showed sympathy for Spooner, and what Spooner always dreams about.
This document outlines several potential research topics and factors that could be studied, including student and teacher attitudes and general management skills, student attitudes toward family traditions and volunteering in the community, and financial topics like present and future values of funds with cash flows. For each topic, it lists potential independent and dependent factors that could be examined, as well as statistical values like frequencies, percentages, means, and standard deviations that could be analyzed.
The document discusses various financial products and apps including health insurance from 2000 with 20,000 admissions paying $1000 per day, a credit card that provides $1000 rebate or voucher, and a stock/fund from 2000-200,000 with 10% return on investment. It also mentions stock screen, financial brief screen, inflow/outflow screen, and lifestyle, female, and voice apps.
The document discusses upgrading from a silver credit card to a platinum or titanium credit card for a richer lifestyle. It lists various income sources and their values over time, from cashflow and savings to a high salary, showing how to invest those amounts in bonds, funds, and stocks for retirement. The goal is to work towards a platinum credit card through long-term investments and improving one's financial situation over time.
Business Passion is one of many dreams then start to write your idea and find out . Your Store 're difference with variety competitor or not , or else find Social 's favorite... and more profit ...
The document discusses the placement and mood of the character Garfield in pictures. It also describes why the character Ziggy may feel worry and what could be found in a garden. Further topics covered include the uses of GPS, what organic GPS could mean, skills a woman may have, and the meanings of buffet and the character Ziggy.
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This document discusses two approaches to education: expanding communities and core knowledge. Expanding communities focuses on increasing a student's knowledge of different communities from family to international. Core knowledge emphasizes teaching a common body of knowledge across subject areas. Students are instructed to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of each approach. They will then compare the two approaches using a Venn diagram to identify unique and shared attributes, considering differences between communities in the 1940s versus 1980s. The document provides guidance on this classroom activity.
This document discusses various aspects of listening skills and strategies. It provides definitions and examples of different listening types, stages, and skills. There are also discussions around the relationships between listening and other language skills like reading, writing, and speaking. Examples are given of how communication technologies have changed the traditional characteristics of these four language skills. Top-down and bottom-up listening strategies are explained, along with discourse listening perspectives and comprehension strategies like getting the gist.
Tablets provide useful tools for business and digital life including e-books, GPS, updating news, making phone calls, accessing calendars, voice mail, taking personal notes, opening documents, listening to the radio, sending and receiving voice messages, watching movies, and accessing social media websites.
English is from Business movie . Career and life style of business seem show all detail on Meet Joe Black. some meaningful for business man and way of decision making is on the way.
The Apprentice should change characteristic that 's right with The Awesome Magazine . Miranda look down at her and not prefer so much if she still keep her look liked that. She 'll try so much and show her ability with the company.
The document discusses balancing life with consumption and investment. It suggests finding a balance between spending on current needs and wants while also investing for the future. Overall the message seems to be about moderation and planning for both the present and what's to come.
From morning C-phone 'll remind your schedule , Some page
from fund and some information from settrade, some map is at GPS then to follow the map for Green light Traffic , until to keep some file in phone to .... relax with cartoon and karaoke.
This document discusses various aspects of listening skills and strategies. It provides definitions and examples of different listening types, stages, and skills. There are also discussions around the relationships between listening and other language skills like reading, writing, and speaking. Examples are given of how communication technologies have changed the traditional characteristics of these four language skills. Top-down and bottom-up listening strategies are explained, along with discourse listening perspectives and comprehension strategies like getting the gist.
The document appears to be a series of questions in English about the short story "I, Robot" by Isaac Asimov. It asks questions about a detective investigating a case, a robot named Sunny that can dream, and who the head of a robot revolution is. The questions are multiple choice and ask about plot details like what clues a doctor left, what robot showed sympathy for Spooner, and what Spooner always dreams about.
This document outlines several potential research topics and factors that could be studied, including student and teacher attitudes and general management skills, student attitudes toward family traditions and volunteering in the community, and financial topics like present and future values of funds with cash flows. For each topic, it lists potential independent and dependent factors that could be examined, as well as statistical values like frequencies, percentages, means, and standard deviations that could be analyzed.
The document discusses various financial products and apps including health insurance from 2000 with 20,000 admissions paying $1000 per day, a credit card that provides $1000 rebate or voucher, and a stock/fund from 2000-200,000 with 10% return on investment. It also mentions stock screen, financial brief screen, inflow/outflow screen, and lifestyle, female, and voice apps.
The document discusses upgrading from a silver credit card to a platinum or titanium credit card for a richer lifestyle. It lists various income sources and their values over time, from cashflow and savings to a high salary, showing how to invest those amounts in bonds, funds, and stocks for retirement. The goal is to work towards a platinum credit card through long-term investments and improving one's financial situation over time.
Business Passion is one of many dreams then start to write your idea and find out . Your Store 're difference with variety competitor or not , or else find Social 's favorite... and more profit ...
The document discusses the placement and mood of the character Garfield in pictures. It also describes why the character Ziggy may feel worry and what could be found in a garden. Further topics covered include the uses of GPS, what organic GPS could mean, skills a woman may have, and the meanings of buffet and the character Ziggy.
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A toxic combination of 15 years of low growth, and four decades of high inequality, has left Britain poorer and falling behind its peers. Productivity growth is weak and public investment is low, while wages today are no higher than they were before the financial crisis. Britain needs a new economic strategy to lift itself out of stagnation.
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10. Growth Economy
Xchange Rate.
Tax Rate Loan Rate
Growth Economy : when up rate is right time , Economy ‘s still on Growth Stage and
to maintain cost by local or foreign material or special tax.
GDP / SET
10 Year on Cycle
11. Slow Economy
Slow Economy , Growth is gradually from Zero and jump to higher growth which is
accelerated by some impact factor
12. Recession
Economy
Recession Economy , Tax rate should not too high , not too much liquidity
in Economy System