Khadijah Lisbon
March 6th, 2014
Professor Manu
ACDV 101
Saving on a Small Scale
Micro-savings, used to describe saving loose change. When talking about micro-savings, a lot of people have a hard time saving any amount just because it isn’t thought about. After holding a few discussions, and reading literature, I learned that saving on a small scale isn’t difficult if you take the time to really figure out what’s important.
After watching the “Beyond the Classroom Walls” video, I came to realize that those students had real life goals that they needed to complete. Some of those things couldn’t have been done without the dreams that they had to be successful. In order to be successful, you need to have goals, like completing school so that you can get a better job to support your family. I learned that there are multiple options out there for me should I ever need help. If money becomes an obstacle I can always sign up for grants and scholarships. I’d like to stay away from loans for the time being.
Saving isn’t really a problem for me, I tend to put spare change away on a daily basis. Spare change feels like it weighs me down throughout my day. After a while spare change seems to add up, it can put gas in your car, it can pay for lunch. There are lots of things you can do with spare change that many people didn’t know. I happened to pay for my car using money that I had saved up over a couple of months. After reading chapter 11 and completing the assignment I learned that I
deceptive conduct - deceived by false or dishonest claims • Anti-competitive behaviour – firms in markets where there are few other sellers 4.2 Decisions to spend of save: Y = C + S Y = Disposable (after tax income) C = Consumption expenditure S =Savings • Average propensity to consume (APC = C/Y) – proportion of total income that is spent on consumption • Average propensity to save (APS = S/Y) – proportion of total income that it not spend, saved for future consumption Because each dollar of…
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rate: creating or saving small businesses, reimburse some part of minimum wage paid to American workers, crack down on immigration. By saving small businesses they can help reduce unemployment rate, giving more jobs to people who really need them. Economists, Ben Shalom Bernanke, and organizations like the Small Business Administration have repeatedly made the point that small businesses are and have been the primary engine of job creation in America. Having said these saving small businesses can…
Difference in economic may lead to vast differences in standards of living, especially for human welfare. A small difference in growth might result to a big difference to income over long periods of time, such as contrast Argentina with Austria. Many other differences, for example nutrition, literacy, etc, are also associated with real income differences. Therefore, welfare consequences of long-run growth swamp any possible effects of the short-run fluctuations that macroeconomics traditionally…
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variable over other ranges AC(Q): average cost function; describes how the firms average cost function or per unit of output costs vary with the amount of output it produces. When average costs decreases as output increases, there are economies of scale Margincal cost: refers to the rate of change of total cost with respect to output the incremental cost of producing exactly one more unit of output. Margincal cost often depeds on the total volume…
