Question 1 Time is important in roundabout production but not in direct production. Is this statement true or false Explain. Why does the demand curve for loanable funds slope down Why does the supply curve for loanable funds slopes upward The statement is false. Generally, productions take time and if the producer employs new means to harvest more products then time is something to consider. Savings are efficient when talking of production, the means both direct and roundabout production depends on time (McEachern, 2012). Demand curve shows the relation between the market interest and the demand on loans. The money is for purposes of the financial status of the business firm, for yielding more profit for the firm. The sloping down does reflect negative returns of the investment. When the interests are higher and other objects become constant then the reward for savings is great (McEachern, 2012). As the money that people are saving increases hence, the quantity of loanable funds increases leading to an upward slope. Question 2 Describe Coases theory of the firm. Coases theorem is all about the cost incurred on the business firm. The economic ideology displayed on the external factors that a firm would consider