question archive 1)How is the study of macroeconomics important in mass media? 2)How do macroeconomic forces affect the valuation of US fixed income products? 3)What are some interesting economic research subjects, that would utilize intermediate macroeconomic principles? 4)What does no one tell you about macroeconomics?
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1)How is the study of macroeconomics important in mass media?
2)How do macroeconomic forces affect the valuation of US fixed income products?
3)What are some interesting economic research subjects, that would utilize intermediate macroeconomic principles?
4)What does no one tell you about macroeconomics?
1)Macroeconomics is the study of economics dealing with human behavior of consumption (depending on demand) and production (relating to supply). With every action done in the economy whether buying a book, or purchasing a house will add to the productivity of the economy, Choice of productivity to be done by the people depends on the consumer choice and response to that commodity, thus impacting macroeconomic indicators of the economy (aggregate demand, aggregate supply).
In today's advanced economy consumer?s choice of what to type of goods to consume is highly impacted by the display in mass media. Traditional media through newspaper, radios and magazines and advanced mass media like television has helped the people to decide the choice made by them, which directly impacts the overall economy.
Aggregate demand of the economy is influenced by what is reflected through media, higher opportunities like employment and other changes in the economy are clearly placed by the media to influence the public. Thus, study of macroeconomics is important in mass media.
2)Valuation of US fixed income products:
Fixed income products are fixed income capital securities of the US economy that considered as the long-term source of funds for the corporate world. The different macroeconomic factors can influence the value of these securities. With each security, there is an associated risk that can change or influence the market price of these securities.
For example- the market rate of interest, credit risk, currency liquidity, purchasing power, etc. Variations in interest rates could change the current value of these securities and loans.
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Economic research subjects are as follows:
The Theory of Production: The production theory is an attempt to define the concepts by which a business company determines how much of each material the business unit is to produce. It uses many macroeconomic principles to take decisions related to cost and profit maximization.
Global Conflicts and Economy: This research topic deals with the impact of global economic relations on political conflict, its use, and efficacy of economic statecraft, and the implications of national security concerns on world economic relations. It is a worldwide connected topic, so it uses macroeconomic principles of GDP, inflation, and unemployment measures on a vast scale.
The Structure of Market: The Market Structure refers to the features of the market from perspectives of organizational or competitive, which define the nature of competition and the pricing strategy followed in the market. This research topic utilizes macroeconomic principles such as the number of buyers and sellers present in the market.
4)Macroeconomics involves the study of the entire economy. The way the limited resources are utilized by a whole economy in production of goods and services for consumption is analyzed. Economies can be those of state or even the world. The overall decisions concerning the economic factors affecting the whole economy are made. The economic factors affecting the state include the total national earning, the rate of employment, inflation and deflation rates and the total worth of the goods and services produced in the state among others.
What is not mentioned about macroeconomics is the fact that at times the goals of macroeconomics are not adequately met. That is to say all the macroeconomic problems are not addressed adequately. The goals of macroeconomics include increasing the employment rates, achieving economic stability and growth. In most cases, these goals are not achieved but it is never mentioned.