The Ramblings OF THE Economics Student…: Aggregate Demand
As stated in the last post, consumer expenses accocunts for part of aggregate demand. It is known as usage also. Disposable income. This accocunts for the largest part of usage. If people’s real throw-away income is high then you’d likely see high consumption, if real disposable income is low then you’d be prepared to see low intake. Wealth. The wealthier people are, by means of things such as their house and cars, the much more likely people are to buy and consume goods – thus increasing usage.
Confidence. The confidence of consumers plays a large part in consumption also. If consumers are at ease spending and have high expectations for the future – maybe they feel safe in their job, they are likely to purchase more then, boosting consumption. If consumers aren’t confident then they will save their money than spend and usage will fall. Interest levels. Generally, a lower interest rate will mean more consumption. This is because it is cheaper for consumers to take out loans to pay for expensive items such as houses or vehicles and also because they won’t be making much money on savings so it is helpful to invest. Inflation. High inflation, means higher prices and lower consumption thus. Vice versa as well, of course. Obviously, there are other factors that will have a effect on consumption apart from these ive expressed. Next up will be investment, stay tuned.
We have enough money in our savings account to buy those cars tomorrow if we had to (and we buy new (to us) cars when we need to rather than before) but it could clean us out. In Prosper the money gets more interest (we wish) and is fairly liquid so would use Prosper money to rebuild our checking account. Kickfurther is a crowdfunding site where investors help companies fund inventory by purchasing that inventory and then coming back it to the companies to sell on consignment.
You can read much more about Kickfurther in other posts with this blog. 37.00 to my investments at Kickfurther. I also continuously reinvest profits. 184.23, or about 6.8% of my investment. About a season ago Considering I began with Kickfurther, and didn’t put the majority of the money in until past due summer/fall, that isn’t too bad. 100 of that, depending about how much Kickfurther can make off repossessed inventory, and that is something that nobody knows at this time.
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5.00 toward your first investment. Among the companies about whom I wrote on this blog asked me to create a post for his or her blog. 200. Considering there is no commute, and I could do it in my pjs while supervising research, it works for me. At least at this time my boss doesn’t have to worry about me giving up my job to create full time. Things are much on track pretty. 7000 extra in our checking account will pay the automobile insurance and the Catholic school tuition. We should be able to handle most of the other bills out of monthly income, but we’ll need to save up for that August tuition payment and the homeowner’s insurance payment. The marketplace does well so we are making money, and that’s a good thing.
Some mutual money are considered load funds – meaning the trader must pay a sales commission rate in addition to the NAV on the fund’s shares when they make investments. When the commission is paid by you depends upon the shares that you own. Class A shares are front-end load funds, which means you pay the fee upfront when you buy the shares.
Class B stocks have what’s known as a “back end load,” where in fact the charge is paid after you sell your shares. Class C shares are also called “level fill stocks, ” and a charge is paid yearly. If a mutual fund does not charge a load, it’s (astoundingly) called a no-load fund. For this reason, no-load funds are often higher-return for traders because there aren’t as many fees tied to investing.
But you shouldn’t be confused by the name: no-load money may not have lots fee, but there can be fees investors will have to pay still. The most important thing before you invest in a mutual fund is to know your personal goals. What level of risk are you comfortable with?