Struggling to understand

Can you please explain and discuss some of the major economic indicators for 2003. Also, what is the purpose of developing economic forecasts? Do you think economic analysis should be ethically obligated to present assumptions underlying their economic forecasts? Either way can you help me understand yes or no. Lastly, how are economic forecasts used in businesses decision- making process today? Thank you!

Issues with fiscal policy.

The last time I used this tutoring service, I felt much more comfortable discussing materials in class before heading into my previous test... And the answers I received made a letter-grade difference for me. VERY HELPFUL-- good confidence builder... At this point, I need to get a better understanding of fiscal policy, including what it is, how it works, and problems that may arise from it. I have an exam in about two weeks and am a bit overwhelmed in wading through the volumes of text material encompassing the topic in a macro economics course. Can you simplify the above concepts in fiscal policy by painting a general picture of this? I think I have the basics down, but am look... click for more

Macroeconomics- Need help being able to discuss fiscal policy and it's challenges

I need to get a better understanding of fiscal policy, including: 1. What actually is fiscal policy, 2. How does fiscal policy work (how is it implemented and enforced, or measured, monitored, adjusted and controlled), and 3. In the context of disussing the topic of fiscal policy in a macroeconomics class, what are some problems, challenges, or concerns that may arise from it. I have an exam in about two weeks and I'm trying to augment my text reading with more of a third-party tutoring of the above concepts in fiscal policy. I think I have the basics down, but I'd like a more in-depth explanation. I already have an additional textbook on the topic and have done some online readin... click for more

antitrust vs industrial policy

Both anti-trust policy and industrial regulations deal with monopoly. What distinguishes the two approaches? How does government decide to use one form of remedy rather than the other?

general economic question

need thourough and reliable help with answer to following question 1. If state governments can't borrow money for non-capital expenditures, how will their level of spending be effected by a) a recession, b) an economic boom?