The study оf аggregаte ecоnоmic аctivity for the economy as a whole is:
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Ecоnоmics: Hоme Inflаtion Rаte One of the most importаnt aspects in determining the strength of the economy is the inflation rate of homes. In economic terms, inflation is basically a rise in prices. A positive inflation rate (which is often an undesired economic phenomenon), can negatively affect housing prices. For example, if inflation is high, then interest rates for mortgage loans are high, which means fewer home buyers will borrow money from the bank. Therefore, fewer buyers are in the market for a home, which often leads to depressing housing prices. Likewise, if inflation is low, then interest rates for mortgage loans are low, which means more home buyers are willing to borrow money from the bank; therefore, more buyers will be in the market for a home, which often leads to increased housing prices. A Financial Advisor is someone whose job it is to calculate inflation rates of homes. To calculate the inflation rate of a home that increased or decreased from (value) to (value) over years, the annual rate of inflation (expressed in decimal form) can be modeled as: The home pictured above was posted for sale in Orlando, FL. The owners bought the home in 2003 for $157,500. Eighteen years later, they're finally selling their home and are asking for $339,000. Using this information, calculate the inflation-rate of this home. Represent your answer as a percentage with 2 decimal places. *Example: If your solution is 0.1348..., you would multiply by 100 to convert your answer into a percent 13.48%.
Oceаnоgrаphy: Speed оf а Tsunami In 2004, оne of the most deadly tsunamis originated from the Indian Ocean from a 9.1 magnitude earthquake caused by a rupture along the fault between the Burma Plate and the Indian Plate. Almost 230,000 people died from the 14 different countries from this tsunami, making it one of the most deadliest natural disasters in history. As you can imagine, mathematical models are extremely important to help determine evacuation times. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) can calculate the speed of the tsunami using this mathematical model where s is the speed of the tsunami (measured in meters per second), is the gravity constant, , and D is the depth of the ocean (measured in meters) where the earthquake originated from. As the tsunami gets closer and closer to the coast (and the depth of the ocean decreases closer to the coast) the height and speed of the tsunami wave will increase; so it is imperative that we give people as much time as possible to evacuate. The 2004 tsunami had a speed of 223.52 meters per second. To help put this speed into perspective, 223.52 meters per second is about as fast as a jet plane! For this question, determine how deep the ruptured fault was to produce a tsunami that traveled at this speed. Round your answer to the nearest meter (no decimals).