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basically, Japan after the bubble burst experienced steadily falling inflation which eventually became deflation cut interest rates repeatedly eventually, hitting zero and remained depressed. Now, the blue line is real GDP per capita it didn't actually have a plunge at any point being a fast growing economy up to the end of the `80s. Japan basically, stagnated in terms of real per capita GDP with a few Wiggles. That's the infamous last decade in Japan One thing that I've been saying lately is that in light of what we've been going through- in all the world including Japan these last few months- Japan's lost decade is starting to look pretty good. There was no mass unemployment there was no extreme plunge in the economy, But it was certainly frustrating. -They slid into a recession that basically, never ended what was worse it was unresponsive -They slipped into a into an infection that was resistant to the usual antibiotics
That was a deeply alarming thing: Japan in his last decade was not a terrible place to live; It was not mass unemployment, It was not blood in the streets, but it was intense prolonged frustration of the inability to get that economy moving again. I wasn't alone obviously, in thinking about the Japanese example; I at least said Japan basically, looks a lot like us. If they can be caught in the trap like this for an extended period Why, can't it happen to to other countries? So there were a number of people worrying about that. It was on people's mind as a possibility, And the thing is it the it came true, we got into a situation of overextension excessive leverage and the mother of all housing bubbles. When all of that burst we were plunged into a recession- and the Fed had thought about how to deal with something like a Japanese trap- Their first rule was cut interest rates early and often basically, aggressive, initial monetary policy response which they did. But it wasn't enough and went all the way to zero ,and the economy is still shrinking found themselves in the liquidity trap.
Now, this is where we begin the Alice Through the Looking class discussion a situation where short term interest rates are zero. Normally, monetary policy is made by cutting a target interest rate where you've gone all the way to the end of that that was named the liquidity trap. Meaning that you can normally increase the quantity of money. That means that people have more liquidity than they need, they lend it out, you get sort of chain reaction through the credit markets, that helps to expand the economy, But if interest rates are zero, people are saturated, they have as much liquidity as they want. This was advanced not in those words, but it's advanced as a central theme in Keynes's General Theory. It was somewhat formalized by john Hicks, but it's sort of vanished from consideration In economics you can actually sort of see why, But when something like it arrived in Japan and now, for all of us today a lot of people found it hard to believe that there was a widespread belief, that well look if the central bank prints a bunch of money that has to have an expansionary effect on the economy. In fact, it has to be inflationary I mean, we just know that printing money is inflationary. We have this, standard way that we do short term macroeconomics, the is model, but everybody who does that knows that it's ad hoc, “It's not really grounded in micro foundations” all these things that economists say, And presumably if you thought about it really carefully, and dotted all your I's and crossed all your T's, you would come to the conclusion that of course expanding the money supply is effective no matter what. And to my shock it actually gave me the opposite answer, "Liquidity trap can be real it really can be true that that printing money has no effect." On the reason once you think about it is pretty clear. Really, once you for whatever reason have gotten a situation where short term interest rates are zero Well, then you go and do conventional monetary policy. What is conventional monetary policy central bank prints some money; or more accurately credits banks with more reserves and buys up a bunch of treasury bills short term government debt
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Salt water also symbolizes the Red Sea. The sea parted miraculously when the slaves were escaping.

This overview sentences is usually written at the beginning of each body paragraph.
O Topic Sentence
O Hook
Thesis Sentence

Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage?
Fern came almost every day to visit him... Here she sat quietly during the long
afternoons, thinking and listening and watching Wilbur. The sheep soon got to know her
and trust her. So did the geese, who lived with the sheep. All the animals trusted her,

she was so quiet and friendly. ... It made her happy just to be near the pig, and it made
Wilbur happy to know that she was sitting there, right outside his pen.
what point of view is this?

Select all the adjectives. Don't include a, an, or the.
Captain America has willing and able teammates.
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What is the theme of Raymond’s Run? Provide AT LEAST 2 pieces of evidence from the text to support your answer.

what is the afraid suffixes?
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The clean clothes on the line were soaked in the sudden thunderstorm.
5. The subject of this sentence is
a. clean.
b. clothes.
c. line.
d. thunderstorm.

Help with all of Exercises 4, it’s due tomorrow!!

Which of the following is the best example of a behavior?
a. walking the dog
b. thinking about what you are gonna eat
c. remembering what class you are in
d. feeling so happy about the good news
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An advocate speaks out in favor of something they believe in.

can someone use the word “propaganda” and make a dependent clause?

Are apartment buildings popular in your city?

What does the phrase “And how far hunger has eaten the heart” in the second line of "Street Window" suggest?

A lack of food can cause physical damage to the heart.

Those who have nothing to eat will eat anything to satisfy their hunger.

A person who has nothing but keepsakes struggles to let them go to survive.

Keepsakes become meaningless when one has lost their emotional ties to them.

Helpppp please Why is mythology important to understanding a people or culture?

Why do some people NOT like to be scared?

Chaplin is one of the filmmakers to hold out the longest against sound movies.
True
False

The second reason this class exists is that "mass media ____
our reality."
Damage
Overcharge
Contradict
Shape
Disregard

Select the sentence in the future tense.

Maggie woke up to the sound of music echoing in her ears.
Maggie will wake up to the sound of music echoing in her ears.
Maggie wakes up to the sound of music echoing in her ears.
Maggie was wakened by the sound of music echoing in her ears.

Extended response possibilities: Consider the following critical views of Beowulf. Choose one statement with which you agree or disagree and support your stand with quotes, episodes, and examples from the epic.
A. Beowulf presents an ideal of loyalty. The failure to live up to this ideal on the part of some of the thanes points up the extraordinary faithfulness of Beowulf.
B. Beowulf is the story of a dual ordeal: an external battle with vicious opponents and an internal battle with human tendencies of pride, greed, cowardice, betrayal, and self-concern.
C. Beowulf is the universal story of life’s journey from adolescence to adulthood to old age. The hero grows in wisdom about self and about the world through the pain and triumph of personal experience.

Suppose that u want to go for educational tour to Kathmandu with your teacher write a letter to your principal asking for permission and also ask for financial assistance? ​

*15 pts.* Would you please write a brief but understandable interpretation of Beowulf, focusing on one central theme and on one structural or stylistic detail?

If someone says that their new phone is 'the best thing since sliced bread,' they're using which type of figurative language?
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I pedaled as fast as I could, almost running into a man who was
crossing the street. "Sorry!" I yelled back at him. There was no time to
stop. There was no time to slow down. I screeched to a halt right in
front of the station only to see the 4 p.m. train leaving the platform, on
its way without me. I sighed and tried to think of what to do next.
Which sentence most clearly states an explicit detail in the passage?
A. The main character is trying to catch a train.
B. The main character is out of ideas.
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C. The main character disrespects the man.
O D. The main character yells, "Sorry!"
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Write a page of your diary talking about the
past week

4. We are the students of class-4. Our class teacher's name is Miss.
Shobhna. Class Teacher of class-4 is very good. Class Teacher loves
all the students very much.
We are the students of clasynty. My class teacher name
Miss Shobh na Class Teacher of class - 4 is
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Question 1
Select the properly punctuated sentence that is not a comma splice, run-on, or fused
sentence.

1) We loved going to the store with Mom, and we were always rewarded with a
toy if we behaved,

O2) We loved going to the store with Mom: we were always rewarded with a toy
if we behaved.


Question 2
A)When in doubt, call 911 when someone cannot breathe.

B)When in doubt, call 911 when someone cannot breathe; it is best to have medical personnel available if they are needed.

C)both


Question 3
A)Carmen heard the owl,and she jumped out of bed.

B)In the middle of the night, Carmen jumped out of bed.
C) both

I know that he will not yet have returned from chicago.