Question

simply put, forecasts are
select one:
a. predictions
b. deadlines
c. definite
d. past experiences

as interest rates increase, what happens to the sales of cars?

select one:
a. there is not enough information
b. no change
c. decrease
d. increase

Explanation:

First Question:

To determine the answer, we analyze the meaning of "forecasts". Forecasts are estimates or predictions of what might happen in the future. "Deadlines" refer to time limits, "definite" means certain (but forecasts are not certain), and "past experiences" are events that have already occurred. So "predictions" matches the meaning of forecasts.

When interest rates increase, borrowing money becomes more expensive. Most people finance car purchases, so higher interest rates make car loans costlier. This discourages people from buying cars, leading to a decrease in car sales. "No change" and "increase" are incorrect as higher rates reduce affordability. "Not enough information" is also wrong as economic theory supports the relationship between interest rates and consumer borrowing (and thus car sales).

Answer:

a. predictions

Second Question: