[填空题] The Global Economy Of all the sciences, only two are subjects that have a direct and (46) (notice) effect on our lives every day. One is meteorology, the study of wea (47) , Heat, cold, sun and rain affect us in many ways—in the kind (48) clothing we wear, for example, and the types of activities we do outdoors. Economics is the ot (49) science that affects the daily life of all of us. Each time we spend money, or it is spent on us, we are (50) (contribute) to the economic life of our country, and in fact, of the world. Most people haves basic understanding of the weather, b (51) how many people feel comfortable with the subject of economics Often, economics seems to be a mys (52) subject. Newspapers and television use terminology that can sound (53) a foreign language. They speak of the gross (54) (nation) product, the balance of payments, the cost of living, interest, productivit

[填空题] The Global Economy Of all the sciences, only two are subjects that have a direct and (46) (notice) effect on our lives every day. One is meteorology, the study of wea (47) , Heat, cold, sun and rain affect us in many ways—in the kind (48) clothing we wear, for example, and the types of activities we do outdoors. Economics is the ot (49) science that affects the daily life of all of us. Each time we spend money, or it is spent on us, we are (50) (contribute) to the economic life of our country, and in fact, of the world. Most people haves basic understanding of the weather, b (51) how many people feel comfortable with the subject of economics Often, economics seems to be a mys (52) subject. Newspapers and television use terminology that can sound (53) a foreign language. They speak of the gross (54) (nation) product, the balance of payments, the cost of living, interest, productivit

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What would happen to the U. S. economy if all its commercial banks suddenly closed their doors Throughout most of American history, the answer would have been a disaster of epic proportions, akin to the Depression wrought by the chain-reaction bank failures in the early 1930s. But in 1993 the startling answer is that a shutdown by banks might be far from cataclysmic.
Consider this: though the economic recovery is now 27 months old, not a single net new dollar has been lent to business by banks in all that time. Last week the Federal Reserve reported that the amount of loans the nation’s largest banks have made to businesses fell an additional $ 2. 4 billion in the week ending June 9, to $ 274. 8 billion. Fearful that the scarcity of bank credit might sabotage the fragile economy, the White House and federal agencies are working feverishly to encourage banks to open their lending windows. In the past two weeks, government regulators have introduced steps to make it e
A. brought about an economic crisis
B. destroyed the whole U. S economy
C. contributed to economic recovery
D. exerted no influence on economy