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(1) A former Federal Reserve official argued that at the Fed \"the objectives of
(1) A former Federal Reserve official argued that at the Fed "the objectives of price stability and low long-term interest rates are essentially the same objective" This is true b…
(1) A rise in the minimum wage will tend to __________ the demand for labor and
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(1) A shift in the production possibilities frontier curve will occur as a resul
(1) A shift in the production possibilities frontier curve will occur as a result of all of the following except a change in the endowment of resources. a change in technology. a …
(1) A trade deficit occurs when: a. a country\'s imports exceed its exports. b.
(1) A trade deficit occurs when: a. a country's imports exceed its exports. b. a country's exports exceed its importsc. c. when the domestic product market is in disequilibrium. d…
(1) According to Bosworth and Collins (2008), China stands out for the explosive
(1) According to Bosworth and Collins (2008), China stands out for the explosive growth in its industrial sector, which was primarily driven by the fast capital accumulation and h…
(1) An energy supply firm has the following demand curves for both domestic(m) a
(1) An energy supply firm has the following demand curves for both domestic(m) and commercial(c) consumers of its product: Qm=40-5Pm Qc=60-10Pc The total cost function for the fir…
(1) An observer of the economy notices that over the last nine months the unempl
(1) An observer of the economy notices that over the last nine months the unemployment rate has increased from 4% to 7%. During the same time, the rate of growth of the real GDP d…
(1) Businesses cut back spending when the price level rises, because the resulti
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(1) Businesses cut back spending when the price level rises, because the resulti
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(1) Choose a FISCAL policy that you would recommend to help an economy that is i
(1) Choose a FISCAL policy that you would recommend to help an economy that is in a recession. You should not choose a monetary policy (i.e. interest rate manipulation, selling of…
(1) Consider the following macroeconomic model of an economy Y=C+I+G+NX C = 90 +
(1) Consider the following macroeconomic model of an economy Y=C+I+G+NX C = 90 + 0.90 I 900 900R G=Go NX = 525-0. 10Y-500R Net export function M (0.90Y-900R)P Money market equilib…
(1) Economic data for republic of Econstein is presented below. Use the data to
(1) Economic data for republic of Econstein is presented below. Use the data to answer question a-f Year Nominal GDP CPI (in millions) (base year 2002) 2011 4100 105.2 2012 4500 1…
(1) Economic data for republic of Econstein is presented below. Use the data to
(1) Economic data for republic of Econstein is presented below. Use the data to answer question a-f Year 2011, 2012 Nominal GDP 4100, 4500 (in millions) CPI (base year 2002) 105.2…
(1) Fiscal policy refers to the idea that aggregate demand is changed by changes
(1) Fiscal policy refers to the idea that aggregate demand is changed by changes in the money supply government spending and taxes trade policy all of the above are correct (2) An…
(1) For most goods, if a consumer’s income increases, his/her demand for the goo
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(1) If a demand curve shifts to the left, then: a) price would go up and quantit
(1) If a demand curve shifts to the left, then: a) price would go up and quantity would go down b) price would go down and quantity would go up c) a lower price and quantity would…
(1) If businesses predict an upcoming recession, they will increase their invest
(1) If businesses predict an upcoming recession, they will increase their investments. true false …
(1) If businesses predict an upcoming recession, they will increase their invest
(1) If businesses predict an upcoming recession, they will increase their investments. true false (2) If the marginal propensity to co…
(1) If the annual interest rate remains unchanged over the next two years, and t
(1) If the annual interest rate remains unchanged over the next two years, and the present value of $120 to be received one year from now is $100, what will $100 be worth two year…
(1) If the interest rate is 7% a year, how long would it take to double your inv
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(1) If the interest rate is 7% a year, how long would it take to double your inv
(1) If the interest rate is 7% a year, how long would it take to double your investment? 10 years …
(1) If the world price is above the domestic equilibrium price, the domestic cou
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(1) In a perfectly competitive industry, any restrictions that prevent new firms
(1) In a perfectly competitive industry, any restrictions that prevent new firms from entering: A) hinder economic efficiency. B) guarantee that all existing firms will earn exact…
(1) In a system of perfectly flexible exchange rates, an expansionary U.S. monet
(1) In a system of perfectly flexible exchange rates, an expansionary U.S. monetary policy will cause (assuming other things equal): A) a fall in the value of the dollar relative …
(1) In the 1990s Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) were invented. This financial
(1) In the 1990s Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) were invented. This financial innovation allowed people to withdraw funds from their bank deposits at any time of the day beyond …
(1) In the short run, marginal cost is minimized when A. APL is maximized. B. MP
(1) In the short run, marginal cost is minimized when A. APL is maximized. B. MPL equals zero. C. APL equals zero. D. MPL is maximized. (2) If average cost is decreasing, marginal…
(1) Money Definitions. To answer the following questions, refer to the money def
(1) Money Definitions. To answer the following questions, refer to the money definitions and relationships 1: Total currency = (currency in circulation) + (vault cash) 2. Total re…
(1) More true/false and explain: (a) 2 points] In country A, the absolute amount
(1) More true/false and explain: (a) 2 points] In country A, the absolute amount of investment is greater each year than in country B. This must mean that B is wealthier than A. (…
(1) Simple Issues with Measuring GDP Suppose the economy consists of 2 people. P
(1) Simple Issues with Measuring GDP Suppose the economy consists of 2 people. Person 1 produces 1 unit of goods each period which is split between the 2 people. (a) What is per-p…
(1) Suppose that the demand for a good is given by Qa -500-2P and the cost funct
(1) Suppose that the demand for a good is given by Qa -500-2P and the cost function for a firm is C(0)-0. (a) If the firm is in a prefect competitive market, compute the equilibri…
(1) Suppose you borrow $200 of principal that must be repaid at the end of two y
(1) Suppose you borrow $200 of principal that must be repaid at the end of two years, along with interest of 4 percent a year. If the annual inflation rate turns out to be 8 pe…
(1) The cost of producing 2000 Nickel-Cadmium batteries is as follows: Labor cos
(1) The cost of producing 2000 Nickel-Cadmium batteries is as follows: Labor cost Rent on Machines Rent on Factory- shed Normal Profit Lump-sum tax Calculate: (a) AFC- (b) Break-e…
(1) The index that includes the prices of raw material and other inputs that go
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(1) The marginal product of labor (measured in units of output) for Expando Corp
(1) The marginal product of labor (measured in units of output) for Expando Corp. is given by MPN = A(400-N) where A measures productivity and N is the number of labor hours used …
(1) The price of a coupon bond and the yield to maturity are the yield to maturi
(1) The price of a coupon bond and the yield to maturity are the yield to maturitythe pricef related; that is, as of the bond A) negatively, rises; falls B) positively, rises; ris…
(1) The prime rate, and other interest rates, offered by banks often change in t
(1) The prime rate, and other interest rates, offered by banks often change in the same direction as a change in the Fed’s target for the federal funds rate. As an employee of a F…
(1) The products sold by monopolistically competitive firms A. are close substit
(1) The products sold by monopolistically competitive firms A. are close substitutes of each other. B. are homogeneous. C. can be either homogeneous or differentiated. D. are diff…
(1) The professor gave us a review for the exam but he did not include the graph
(1) The professor gave us a review for the exam but he did not include the graph for this exercise, please help me with this question. Include also the answer and how to find the …
(1) The secu urity characteristic line of modern investment anal sis involves ru
(1) The secu urity characteristic line of modern investment anal sis involves running the following where r = the rate of return on a stock or security Tm - the rate of return on …
(1) The security characteristic line of modern investment analysis involves runn
(1) The security characteristic line of modern investment analysis involves running the following regression: where r = the rate of return on a stock or security rm = the rate of …
(1) The short-run break-even price is the point at which: A) average variable co
(1) The short-run break-even price is the point at which: A) average variable cost is at a minimum. B) marginal cost, average total cost and marginal revenue are all equal. C) mar…
(1) True or False, and explain briefly. (a) The assumption that more is better i
(1) True or False, and explain briefly. (a) The assumption that more is better implies that indifference curves are down ward sloping. (b) Consider the following three bundles: A …
(1) What are U.S. inflation, unemployment, GDP, GDP growth, govermment debt, and
(1) What are U.S. inflation, unemployment, GDP, GDP growth, govermment debt, and government deficit? What is the current state of the US economy (2) Difference between supply and …
(1) What are U.S. inflation, unemployment, GDP, GDP growth, government debt, and
(1) What are U.S. inflation, unemployment, GDP, GDP growth, government debt, and government deficit? What is the current state of the US economy. (2) Difference between supply and…
(1) What would be the effect of an increase in the demand for loanable funds at
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(1) What would be the effect of an increase in the demand for loanable funds at
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(1) When comparing the standard of living across countries, we need to use real
(1) When comparing the standard of living across countries, we need to use real GDP per capita adjusted by nominal exchange rates (a) True. (b) False. (2) The Solow growth model i…
(1) Which of the following is NOT true when there are large economies of scale s
(1) Which of the following is NOT true when there are large economies of scale such that one firm can produce at a lower average cost than can be achieved by multiple firms?: A) T…
(1) Which of the following is TRUE of the price charged by a monopolistically co
(1) Which of the following is TRUE of the price charged by a monopolistically competitive firm at the profit-maximizing level of output? A. P < AVC B. P > MC C. P = MC D. P …
(1) Which of the following is a normative statement? a) a higher price of oil me
(1) Which of the following is a normative statement? a) a higher price of oil means that people will buy less. b) Reapid rates of economic growth can lead to environmental damage …
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