I just went to senior one, and I finished the first lesson of economics politically, which caused me a lot of problems.

1 supply is productivity, demand is total social demand, and it can also be understood as purchasing power. If there is too much money in circulation, and the amount of money in circulation exceeds the amount of goods in circulation, then money becomes worthless. To put it simply, when I have 10W, you have 10W and I have 10W. You still only have 10W for me. If the price of the TV department increases, will the extra money be useless It became waste paper. Too much money, too few things.

This question is the same as the last one. The most important thing is to meet the market demand. Too much money will lead to inflation, and too little money will lead to deflation. As for the specific basis, I'm not an economics major and I'm not sure.

It's simple. Parents are rich and have stable jobs. Then I said that my salary has been spent this month. Lend me some, so at least you don't have to worry that I can't pay back the money. If you are a beggar or a part-time worker, when you borrow money, you certainly have no hope of paying it back. When the country is strong enough, influential enough and stable enough, people will believe you and be willing to use your paper money. If there is war in this country every day, paper money may be worthless tomorrow. Who will use your money? Nobody dares to use it. Today is money, tomorrow is paper. Credit, the meaning is the same everywhere. Do you need me to explain it to you?

It's right not to understand. Not really. These are concrete macro-financial problems. What you learn is the basics, just addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. These problems are already three-dimensional diagrams. The appreciation or depreciation of paper money is not your business, but also affects other countries with which you have international trade relations. For example, I bought you something worth 1000 yuan today, and the next day I announced that my money had depreciated. You earned me 1000 yuan yesterday and became 900 yuan. Do you think you lost money? Similarly, if you want to buy my things, I say I'm sorry. My money has appreciated, 1 equals 2 yuan. Are you willing to be worthless? Due to bilateral trade, other countries require us to increase our value. They think that China is strong, but money is still so worthless. Later, during the financial turmoil, we had a large amount of foreign exchange reserves. Because we didn't appreciate, they still had so much money. (Probably in some places, the expression is not rigorous enough)

This is even more troublesome. You really can think about it. Foreign financial system is very developed, while China's financial system is relatively backward and not in line with foreign countries, so the impact is small. It's troublesome to explain, and you don't need to know so much. If you really want to know, add me QQ 184745608. Your doll is very interesting.

6 These questions, not to mention that you have only learned one lesson, even the four-year economy of this science, you may not understand them. The financial storm is an economic crisis, which is a series of reactions such as a problem in a certain link of the financial market, which leads to market shrinkage and economic recession.

You studied Marxism, and many things Marx said were right. However, because the producers of * * * instilled the ideology of young people too early and too mechanically for their own benefit, you didn't understand it clearly or misunderstood it. If you go to college, you will understand a lot of things in this field. In high school, you can recite them. You can't understand, and you don't have to force yourself to understand. Many things are not what you see. As I said just now, what you have learned is superficial, just ordinary addition and subtraction, not even multiplication and division. You can imagine how much is left.