Outline the 9 assumptions of classical theory and explain each assumption.

Q: Consider a country whose economic structure matches the assumptions of the classical model. After…

A: According to the classical model economy is at full employment constantly and that wages and costs…

Q: In the Classical model, an decrease in savings would result in Multiple Choice A rise in interest…

A: According to classical economics, saving was a rising function of the rate of interest. The…

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Q: O Discuss the Neoclassical theory of distribution and show its strengths and weakness.

A: In neoclassical theory, demand and supply simultaneously determine the quantity and factor prices.

Q: In both the classical and Keynesian model, the interest rate falls in a recession. O True O False

A: The amount being due per period being as a proportion of the amount that is either being deposited,…

Q: How David Ricardo viewed wealth, what constitutes it and how can it be attained? What are the…

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Q: The classical model uses the assumption that: OPTIONS: all wages and prices are flexible. monopoly…

A: As per ‘classical model’ the economy is ‘self-regulating’. Classical economists assumes that the…

Q: Sally wants to take out her entire savings from her superannuation to spend today. Is this acting in…

A: Behavioural economics refers to the economic measures of the psychology and buying decision of the…

Q: Which assumption of HO cannot be used in Classical model as it eliminates the basis for…

A: The assumption in classical model considers only one factor which is labor. The assumption in HO…

Q: What is the classical economics position on (a) wages, (b)prices, and (c) interest rates?

A: Meaning of Classical Economics: The term classical economics focuses on economical growth with…

Q: Cite at least two (2) real life scenario based on the concept of Neo-Classical Theory. Give Emphasis…

A: A Neoclassical Economic Theory states that a product or service is valued above or below its…

Q: Explain Various Assumptions of Classical Macro Economics Theory.

A: Classical Economist is that economist who had a view that prices are completely flexible, this tells…

Q: Why AD is never a constraint in the classical model?

A: Answer: The classical model assumes that supply creases its own demand (Say's law). So no matter how…

Q: Explain how is the rate of interest determined within the Classics Theory?

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Q: Which assumption of HO cannot be used in Classical model as it eliminates the basis for…

A: HO model or the Heckscher-Ohlin model states relative factor endowment of two countries as the basis…

Q: 1- one of the most famous Classical economists is 2-A dictum of economist J.B. Say is 3- one of the…

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Q: Keynesian macroeconomics Monetarist macroeconomics both (b) and (c) Classical macroeconomics…

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Q: Solow Growth Model  The Mundell-Fleming model  Neoclassical Model of Investment

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Q: Explain how Friedmanian approach is different from the New Classical theory?

A: The broad theory of neoclassical economics focuses on supply and demand as the driving forces behind…

Q: Unemployment Rate 5% Labour Force Participation Rate 75% Working-Age Population 7,000,000 How…

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Q: Which theory states that people make decisions based on information they've gathered? A. Life-cycle…

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Q: 1) Explain what will happen in a nation that tries to solve a structural unemployment problem using…

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Q: Why do economists think the classical dichotomy holds in the long run?

A: The classical dichotomy refers to the classical theory that real variables are independent of…

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Q: 3- one of the Assumptions of the classical model is 4- Money Illusion means john Maynard Keyrs…

A: Classical thoughts of school economist includes Adam Smith , J b say etc. Which believe on invisible…

Q: 35) We depart from the assumptions of classical economics when we focus on the relationship between…

A: The classical economist believes in full employment in the economy. Even though, there is…

Q: the classical economists, if the quantity of money that people wanted to save was greater than the…

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Q: In Classical theory, Saving may increase due to decrease in Interest Rate

A: Classical economists tend to maintain that the economy is always capable to achieve the natural…

Q: Suppose that the public’s taste changes in such a way that leisure comes to be more desirable than…

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Q: Outline the 9 assumptions of classical theory and explain each assumption in detail.

A: The classical economists like Smith, J.S Mill, Marshall, Pigou etc have advocated the classical…

Q: How John meynard keynes idea is different from classical

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Q: Which of the following is a belief of classical theory? A. Long-run full employment B. Inflexible…

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Q: Which theory is called as the neo classical theory of the rate of interest

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Q: Explain the difference of income and employment in an economy with the help of complete classical…

A: The classical model is based on the assumption that the supply generates its own demand and whatever…

Q: Elaborate discussion of Classical Model of Employment, Output, Wages and Prices

A: The classical model of economics is the traditional view that believes in self-regulating economic…

Q: Briefly explain whether each of the following statements is true or false. 7. A decline in total…

A: Solow Swan model explains the growth of output in the long run taking capital accumulation,…

Q: Explain the difference between Keynesian economics and Classical economics by mentioning the…

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Q: In the (neo) classical theory, prices are “market-based”(firms take prices) and “demand-determined”.…

A: Demand is the total quantity of commodities that the consumers are willing to purchase at different…

Q: According to you what is the difference between Ricardian Model and the HeckscherOhlin (HO) model?

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Q: explain why classical economists thought there was no inherent tendency in the market system to…

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