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Originally Posted by jdink

i think nabils mood is being effected with the recent m3 lease rates, which is causing a sinking feeling in his chest... that maybe he should go with the 335. Or it could be the fudge packing...

(+2 for the nabil hating me today)

fudge packing up ur ass, both of you

[Neema]

guys help me cram real quick! Please!

How much unemployment is desirable?

if unemployment levels are greater then or less then full employment, whats the outcome?

how can US unemployment rates increase because of illegal immigration?

[2SwiFt29]

lakers game was good.. iffy at first cause of all the bad calls or non-calls, but i got FREE TACOS

[shoei]

Originally Posted by mantis

what do you want me to say? ur a rude motherfucker asking a question then being rude when answered...

OH M.G!!!! nabil is talking to ME about being rude??!!! WTP??!!!
that has always been one of the greatest thing about this board, we can all say whatever and it's all in good fun... i had NO IDEA it was your time of the month... my bad...

[jdink]

different types of unemployment, generally, frictional unemployment is ok (people inbtween jobs) i think like 3% unemp is ok.

illegal immigration will raise ump rates because they will take low paying jobs and force people into unemployment...

[Neema]

Originally Posted by jdink

different types of unemployment, generally, frictional unemployment is ok (people inbtween jobs) i think like 3% unemp is ok.

illegal immigration will raise ump rates because they will take low paying jobs and force people into unemployment...

thank you for the help!

[shoei]

Originally Posted by jdink

different types of unemployment, generally, frictional unemployment is ok (people inbtween jobs) i think like 3% unemp is ok.

illegal immigration will raise ump rates because they will take low paying jobs and force people into unemployment...

yes, they will also take jobs because employers would rather higher illegals, pay them "under the table" thus saving on healthcare, benefits, and of course, hiring them at a reduced payrate...

[Neema]

what are 4 reasons for Government intervention in the market?

[jdink]

3% is generally considered "Full Employment"

If unemployment levels are below full employment (meaining everyone is empoyed) it could mean that a) the economy is expanding faster than the work force can catch up with or b) less people or changing jobs... which could mean a stagnet economy... (i think)

if above full emp, then not enough jobs for people

[jdink]

what are 4 reasons for Government intervention in the market?

goverment intervention = not the fed

things like taxes...

[jdink]

goverment can also increase/decrease spending

...these things cause a trickle down effect btw

[Neema]

Originally Posted by jdink

what are 4 reasons for Government intervention in the market?

goverment intervention = not the fed

things like taxes...

So taxing, regulating monopolies, equality, and such?

[jdink]

oh, and government stuff is called fiscal policy

stuff by the fed is monetary policy

[Neema]

Originally Posted by jdink

goverment can also increase/decrease spending

...these things cause a trickle down effect btw

right, but isnt the interest rate that the fed sets a major determinant as to how the country will spend?

[jdink]

Originally Posted by Boost_Nation

So taxing, regulating monopolies, equality, and such?

correct.

[Neema]

Why wont a change in price shift the supply curve?

I know its only movement along the curve, but I dont remember why exactly. Im thinking it has to do with equilibrium, but what exactly I dont know.

[Neema]

im sorry, i meant Why wont a change in price shift a curve

[Neema]

nothing to do with supply or demand curve, just a price change in general and why it wont cause a curve to shift

[Neema]

i know that price DOES NOT effect supply, it just effects the quantity supplied

[jdink]

Originally Posted by Boost_Nation

Why wont a change in price shift the supply curve?

I know its only movement along the curve, but I dont remember why exactly. Im thinking it has to do with equilibrium, but what exactly I dont know.

because everything else is still constant. if the quantity supplied changed then you see if a shift in the curve (i.e. more producers)

[jdink]

Originally Posted by jdink

because everything else is still constant. if the quantity supplied changed then you see if a shift in the curve (i.e. more producers)

err sorry, i mean a qs change for a given price

[Neema]

Originally Posted by jdink

because everything else is still constant. if the quantity supplied changed then you see if a shift in the curve (i.e. more producers)

alrite, thanks A TON man. Im going to ask my teacher a few questions real quick before class...... that is if i can make it on time! I gotta shower and be there before 1:30 so i can buy the proper scan tron. I gotta go guys, but thanks