MJ's Posse

Connor002

Active Member
STR8FAN2005 said:
Through carefull observation, I've noticed that I'm the only thrill junky on this thread! I ride everything with a smile on my face and my hands in the air!

No. Dan is too, even thought he's not here.
 

Pongo

New Member
STR8FAN2005 said:
Through carefull observation, I've noticed that I'm the only thrill junky on this thread! I ride everything with a smile on my face and my hands in the air!

Wait a sec there, Sparky.

I'm pretty hardcore with the thrills as well :D
 

Pongo

New Member
STR8FAN2005 said:
What do you wanna know?

Ha. Everything. But more specifically...

Which monetary and fiscal policies to choose for a rising unemployment rate and the effects it will have on aggregate demand, output and price level, and real interest rates.

Also: monetary and fiscal policies advocated by (a) monetarists and (b) Keynesians in order to eliminate a recession.

Also: How individuals are helped and harmed by unanticipated inflation if they participate in (a) credit markets, (b) labor markets, and (c) product markets.

I hate AP.
 

CaptainMichael

Well-Known Member
Pongo said:
Ha. Everything. But more specifically...

Which monetary and fiscal policies to choose for a rising unemployment rate and the effects it will have on aggregate demand, output and price level, and real interest rates.

Also: monetary and fiscal policies advocated by (a) monetarists and (b) Keynesians in order to eliminate a recession.

Also: How individuals are helped and harmed by unanticipated inflation if they participate in (a) credit markets, (b) labor markets, and (c) product markets.

I hate AP.
Well....uhhh...good luck with that...
 

Connor002

Active Member
Pongo said:
Ha. Everything. But more specifically...

Which monetary and fiscal policies to choose for a rising unemployment rate and the effects it will have on aggregate demand, output and price level, and real interest rates.

Also: monetary and fiscal policies advocated by (a) monetarists and (b) Keynesians in order to eliminate a recession.

Also: How individuals are helped and harmed by unanticipated inflation if they participate in (a) credit markets, (b) labor markets, and (c) product markets.

I hate AP.



[color=e5fofd]It seems very confusing, and yet... kind of interesting.[/color] :lookaroun
 

CaptainMichael

Well-Known Member
Pongo said:
Thanks for the help, Mike... :rolleyes:

(Do people call you that? I don't know why I did...)
My boss did, and a few people at highschool did. Mike has always been my father (in my eyes), but I'm okay with people calling me it. I prefer Michael, but Mike will be okay.
 

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