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yep- more money for booze!

Of course – tea, ketchup, biscuits, that cheap nasty toilet roll that crumbles in your hand……

Just for liquor usually

No way
Life is too short

In Vegas, I tried, but too far from strip.

Coincidence? I think not

I would think so if you are on a "self catering " holiday!!!!

Nope. Did that once and it ended up costing a lot more than going to a restaurant, plus there was the washing up to contend with afterwards

Poll:Do you go to a supermarket whilst on Holiday to save money?

I want to open a savings account for my son. He is 1 year old at the moment. I am not interested in the child trust accounts rubbish from the government. I just want a good savings account, that I can open with a £100 deposit and pay £20 per month in, that give a good interest rate but that my son cannot access until he is 25 years old. I have been looking on money supermarket, money saving expert etc but am totally confused! They go on about bonds and all sorts! I am so baffled! Can anyone help?

We're in the UK xx

produce your stipulations

Help! Child Savings Accounts!?

C=100+0.6Y , I= 500-40R
G = 200, L=200-50R+0.4Y, Ms = 600
Find money market and savings-investment market equl;ibrium functions.

Closed economy (NX=0)
Y=C+I+G
Y=100+0.6Y+500-40R+200
0.4Y=800-40R
Y=2000-100R

IS curve: Y=2000-100R or R=20-0.01Y

Initial price level=1
200-50R+0.4Y=600
400+50R=0.4Y
Y=1000+125R

LM curve: Y=1000+125R or R=0.008Y-8

Equilibrium:
Y=1000+125R
Y=2000-100R
1000+125R=2000-100R
1000=225R
R=4.44%
Y=1'556

Equilibrium: R=4.44%, Y=1'556

Aggregate demand:
200-50R+0.4Y=600/P
Y=2000-100R
100R=Y-2000
50R=0.5Y-1000
200-(0.5Y-1000)+0.4Y=600/P
200-0.5Y+0.4Y+1000=600/P
1200-600/P=0.1Y
Y=12'000-6'000/P

Aggregate demand: Y=12'000-6'000/P or P=6'000/(12'000-Y)
{P≥0.5; Y<12'000; R≥0}

P.S. Just have solved the same task few minutes ago for another folk.

Find money market and savings Investment equilibrium?

Actually Hollywood Actors and Washington Politicians are among the worst charitable givers of all. Conservatives and Republicans give a significant amount more to charity than the other two combined.

Your forgot the most important thing – The Photo Op -

Hollywood Actors can't give a dime without a photo op and 24/7 press coverage – actually they want this – they will not donate unless the entire planet hears about it – so sad………

No they just live in la la land like there liberal followers

Now that's a thought isn't it, I mean do you think that could really be possible?

From what I understand, give $1 to charity, save 25 cents in taxes.

Lousy investment.

Good for the heart.

NO Not actually. They mostly do it because they have a heart for the charity… I believe they have good intentions, but, the news always makes a big deal over it. Belive me, we should be thankfull for their charitableness because if it wasn't for those big donations we Americans would not be know as the Nation with a big heart…

Now get your hearts right and adopt in some small but great way your favorite charity and lets help those givers out…

The idea that you can somehow save money by contributing to charity is a myth.

When you contribute, say $100, to a charity, you don't get $100 back from the IRS. You simply don't have to pay taxes on that $100. If you're in a 30% tax bracket, that means that you won't have to pay $30 in taxes, but that still leaves you missing $70.

Do you think Hollywood Actors & Washington Politicians give money to charity just to save on their Taxes?

C=100+0.6Y , I= 500-40R
G = 200, L=200-50R+0.4Y, Ms = 600
Find money market and savings-investment market equl;ibrium functions.

Closed economy (NX=0)
Y=C+I+G
Y=100+0.6Y+500-40R+200
0.4Y=800-40R
Y=2000-100R

IS curve: Y=2000-100R or R=20-0.01Y

Initial price level=1
200-50R+0.4Y=600
400+50R=0.4Y
Y=1000+125R

LM curve: Y=1000+125R or R=0.008Y-8

Equilibrium:
Y=1000+125R
Y=2000-100R
1000+125R=2000-100R
1000=225R
R=4.44%
Y=1'556

Equilibrium: R=4.44%, Y=1'556

Aggregate demand:
200-50R+0.4Y=600/P
Y=2000-100R
100R=Y-2000
50R=0.5Y-1000
200-(0.5Y-1000)+0.4Y=600/P
200-0.5Y+0.4Y+1000=600/P
1200-600/P=0.1Y
Y=12'000-6'000/P

Aggregate demand: Y=12'000-6'000/P or P=6'000/(12'000-Y)
{P≥0.5; Y<12'000; R≥0}

P.S. Just have solved the same task few minutes ago for another folk.

Find money market and savings Investment equilibrium?

dryer and rubbing them against the carpet.

Tell me of one appliance you can "run" using static electricity

Yes, but if you run out of sweaters and try to use "real" electricity, what's been sitting in your sockets for a long time may go stale and ruin your electronic gear!

While static electricity has very high voltage, there is not much current. So it would probably not be an efficient source of power. And even if you have a sure-fire way to generate static electricity, collecting it and putting it onto your house electrical grid would be well beyond the capabilities of the average person.

Will running my house on static electricity save me money? I am constantly taking wool sweaters out of the?

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I am poor right now and trying to save money.

I suggest you become a member of a Costco or BJ's, you will not find a better deal on food you can cook at home.

SPAM!
FRIED SPAM!
YUMMY SPAM!

Your best bet is the produce department. Skip the Ramen noodles. They are high in fat and sodium. Beans are also cheap and a good source of protein. Also, shop the sale section of the meat market. You have to get there early, because a lot of people do this. You must either eat the sale meat the same day, or freeze it immediately, so it will still be safe to eat.

Ramin noodles, or soups. Also rice

frozen veggies are far better than canned.

canned tuna packed in water.

Raman noodles are a good start pre-packaged ham, turkey usually a pack is around 60 cents or so and any type of bread thats on sale for a buck. A can of tuna fish is cheap. Just look for a sale or go for the non-name brand foods.

Check your weekly grocery ad for sales. Who is not watching their money today? I know my home has lost $80,000.00 worth of it's value this past year. DRIED BEANS, RICE, PASTAS are cheap.

any form of pasta noodles. they are a bit better then ramen tho ramen can cook up a bit faster..and great in a pinch.

some pasta sauces,etc…

if you have an aldi near by go there for canned goods and dry foods.

check the dollar store too, they have loads of things now a days and some even have a cooler section where you can get breakfast sandwhiches,cheese,butter,lunch meat,juice,hotdogs,fish,little steaks and MORE…

get some bread and cheese can make grileld cheese, some cereal…

dry beans and instant rice…

i know what its like to live on a budget and have to make meals and money stretch as far as possible.

What are cheap and yet good foods to buy at the supermarket ?

Is the textbook "Politics in America Texas Edition; Seventh (7th) Edition; Thomas R. Dye; L. Tucker Gibson, Jr., Clay Robison." ANY different than the 6th Edition of the same thing? There is more than a $100 difference in the two, and I need to save as much $ as possible. If there ARE differences, what are they?

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