Which Changes Canada's Short-Run Aggregate Supply

question 202

Multiple Choice

Which changes Canada's short-run aggregate supply?

• A) the Government of Canada legalizes the cultivation of marijuana
• B) a senior citizen decides to keep working instead of retiring
• C) a working mother decides to quite her job and go back to school full-time
• D) American consumers stop buying Canadian beef during an outbreak of Mad Cow Disease
• E) Canadian manufacturers want to increase their sales as prices rise

Understand the concept of investment in economic terms, including net and gross investment.

Grasp the relationship between disposable income, savings, and investment.

Recognize the basics of inheritance laws and their economic implications in different regions.

Distinguish between corporate, partnership, and proprietorship forms of business and their characteristics.

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Definitions:

Social Factors

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Anti-AIDS Crusade

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Less Education

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More Conservatism

An increase in the preference for traditional values and resistance to change.