Monetary policy is changes in the money supply to achieve macroeconomic goals.

A supply gap is when quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded.

Imports is total foreign purchases of domestic made goods

If Total Expenditures increases:

According to the law of supply, the price and the quantity supplied of a good are:

When the economy is performing at its best:

A 38 year old with a history of ventricular dysrhythmias and a pacemaker presents with cardiogenic shock. In the past, he’s has dysrhythmias with drugs that stimulate beta 1 receptors. In report, you learn he’s been going in an out of ventricular tachycardia in the ER. The physician decides to order a drug that will increase systemic vasoconstriction, but won’t act on the beta1 receptors to increase contractility. Which drug can he choose?

Which of the following would explain why a patient’s arterial line systolic and diastolic blood pressure would read falsely high?

Expansionary monetary policy:

The basic measure of total output is: