In a country : The Federal Government allocates 25% of its Federal Budget towards enhancing the Factors of Production – this includes capital, labor, and technological advancements. The Federal Budget for the fiscal year is $4 trillion. The Federal Reserve System decides to increase the monetary base by 10% to stimulate the economy. A federal tax of 20% is imposed on corporate profits. A particular company, Y Corp, uses the Fee-for-Service model and made a profit of $10 million this fiscal year. Questions: a) How much has the Federal Government allocated to enhance the Factors of Production? b) After the Federal Reserve System's intervention, if the original monetary base was $M trillion, what is the value of $M? c) How much federal tax does Y Corp have to pay?

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