External link to Question : 61.The following items represent common post acquisition expenditures incurred equipment. A.An : 1241915

Question : 61.The following items represent common post acquisition expenditures incurred equipment. A.An : 1241915

  61.The following items represent common post acquisition expenditures incurred on equipment. A.An overhaul to increase useful life of the equipment B.Cost of a muffler to reduce equipment noise C.Lubrication service D.Costs of redesign to increase output a.A only b.A, B, and D c.A and D d.A and B 62.The following items represent common postacquisition expenditures incurred on equipment. A.Replacement of defective parts B.Rewiring costs […]

External link to Question : 11.Cabell Inc. reported ‘income from operations before taxes’ in the : 1241749

Question : 11.Cabell Inc. reported ‘income from operations before taxes’ in the : 1241749

  11.Cabell Inc. reported ‘income from operations before taxes’ in the amount of $402,000 before including the following items for the year ending December 31, 2015: ?On December 31, 2015, borrowed long-term debt of $50,000 that limits dividends to 10 percent of net income from continuing operations ?$21,000 unrealized gain from fair value adjustment related to available-for-sale investments ?$30,000 loss recognized on the sale of […]

External link to Question : 81) In the loanable funds market, if the real interest : 1227789

Question : 81) In the loanable funds market, if the real interest : 1227789

    81) In the loanable funds market, if the real interest rate is higher than the equilibrium real interest rate, A) there is a shortage of loanable funds. B) there is a surplus of loanable funds. C) there is a surplus of investment. D) the demand for loanable funds curve shifts rightward to restore the equilibrium. E) the demand for loanable funds curve shifts […]

External link to Question : 41) If a consumer has allocated his or her budget : 1238692

Question : 41) If a consumer has allocated his or her budget : 1238692

  41) If a consumer has allocated his or her budget and found the combination of goods where all marginal utilities divided by price are equal, what would happen if the consumer were forced to consume some other combination of goods? The consumer A) will definitely have higher total utility. B) will definitely have lower total utility. C) will definitely not experience any change in […]

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Question : 16.1   Monetary Targeting 1) Under monetary targeting, a central bank announces : 1373798

16.1   Monetary Targeting   1) Under monetary targeting, a central bank announces an annual growth rate target for ________. A) a monetary aggregate B) a reserve aggregate C) the monetary base D) GDP   2) During the years 1979 to 1982, the Federal Reserve’s announced policy was monetary targeting.  During this time period the Federal Reserve A) hit all of their monetary targets. B) did […]

External link to Question : 1. A budget for a single unit of a product or : 1291595

Question : 1. A budget for a single unit of a product or : 1291595

1. A budget for a single unit of a product or service is called as a: A. fixed cost.B. real cost.C. standard cost.D. total cost.   2. Which of the following statements is true regarding the budgeted cost for direct materials? A. It would be used on a static budget but not a flexible budget.B. It would consist of two components – a standard quantity and a standard price.C. It must be determined after materials are […]

External link to Question : 81) If the Fed raises the federal funds rate, eventually : 1238240

Question : 81) If the Fed raises the federal funds rate, eventually : 1238240

  81) If the Fed raises the federal funds rate, eventually the A) AD curve shifts rightward and real GDP increases. B) AD curve shifts leftward and real GDP decreases. C) AS curve shifts rightward and real GDP increases. D) AS curve shifts leftward and real GDP decreases. E) AD curve shifts rightward and real GDP decreases. 82) If the Fed raises the federal funds […]

External link to Question : 201.RefertoFigure9-17.Withfreetrade,thecountryimports a.16unitsofthegood. b.24unitsofthegood. c.60unitsofthegood. d.64unitsofthegood. 202.Refer : 1262617

Question : 201.RefertoFigure9-17.Withfreetrade,thecountryimports a.16unitsofthegood. b.24unitsofthegood. c.60unitsofthegood. d.64unitsofthegood. 202.Refer : 1262617

  201.RefertoFigure9-17.Withfreetrade,thecountryimports a.16unitsofthegood. b.24unitsofthegood. c.60unitsofthegood. d.64unitsofthegood. 202.RefertoFigure9-17.Relativetothefree-tradeoutcome,theimpositionofthetariff a.decreasesimportsofthegoodby16unitsandincreasesdomesticproductionofthegoodby8units. b.decreasesimportsofthegoodby16unitsandincreasesdomesticproductionofthegoodby16units. c.decreasesimportsofthegoodby24unitsandincreasesdomesticproductionofthegoodby8units. d.decreasesimportsofthegoodby24unitsandincreasesdomesticproductionofthegoodby24units. 203.RefertoFigure9-17.Theamountofrevenuecollectedbythegovernmentfromthetariffis a.$32. b.$288. c.$368. d.$720. 204.RefertoFigure9-17.Thedeadweightlosscausedbythetariffis a.$24. b.$72. c.$96. d.$144. 205.RefertoFigure9-17.Whencomparingnotradetofreetrade,thegainsfromtradeamounttoa.$400. b.$600. c.$750. d.$1,000. 206.RefertoFigure9-17.Whenthecountrymovesfromnotradetofreetrade,consumersurplus a.increasesby$1,200andproducersurplusincreasesby$600. b.increasesby$1,200andproducersurplusdecreasesby$600. c.decreasesby$1,350andproducersurplusincreasesby$450. d.decreasesby$1,350andproducersurplusdecreasesby$450. 207.RefertoFigure9-17.Whenthecountrymovesfromfreetradetotradeandatariff,consumer surplus a.decreasesby$576andproducersurplusdoesnotchange. b.decreasesby$576andproducersurplusincreasesby$192. c.decreasesby$792andproducersurplusdoesnotchange. d.decreasesby$792andproducersurplusincreasesby$192. 208.Whenacertainnationabandonedapolicyofprohibitinginternationaltradeinautomobilesinfavorofafree-treepolicy,theresultwasthatthecountrybegantoimportautomobiles.Thechangeinpolicyimprovedthewell-beingofthatnationinthesensethat a.bothproducersofautomobilesandconsumersofautomobilesinthatnationbecamebetteroffasaresult. b.thegainstoautomobileproducersinthatnationexceededthelossesoftheautomobileconsumersinthatnation. c.thegainstoautomobileconsumersinthatnationexceededthelossesoftheautomobileproducersinthatnation. d.eventhoughtotalsurplusinthatnationdecreased,itwasstilltruethatconsumersurplusandproducersurplusincreased. 209.Afteracertainnationchangeditspolicyfromonethatbannedinternationaltradeinwheattoonethatallowedinternationaltradeinwheat,thenationbeganimportingwheat.Asaresult,totalsurplusinthewheatmarketincreasedby$10million.Whichofthefollowingchangescouldhaveoccurredaswell? a.Thepriceofwheatinthatnationincreasedwiththeadoptionofthenewpolicy. b.Thedomesticquantityofwheatsuppliedincreasedwiththeadoptionofthenewpolicy. c.Consumersurplusinthewheatmarketincreasedby$7millionandproducersurplusinthewheatmarketincreasedby$3million. d.Consumersurplusinthewheatmarketincreasedby$15millionandproducersurplusinthewheatmarketdecreasedby$5million. 210.WhenthenationofIsolandopensupitssteelmarkettointernationaltrade,thatchange a.createswinnersandlosers,regardlessofwhetherIsolandendsupexportingorimportingsteel. b.resultsinadecreaseintotalsurplus,regardlessofwhetherIsolandendsupexportingorimportingsteel. c.createswinners,butnolosers,ifIsolandendsupexportingsteel. d.createslosers,butnowinners,ifIsolandendsupimportingsteel.    

External link to Question : 11.A balloon payment is a.payment made circus debt. b.a large front-end debt : 1325741

Question : 11.A balloon payment is a.payment made circus debt. b.a large front-end debt : 1325741

    11.A balloon payment is a.payment made on circus debt. b.a large front-end debt payment, followed by smaller payments. c.a large lump-sum payment at maturity of a debt. d.none of the above.       12.The yield curve’s typical shape suggests a.short term debt will carry higher interest rates than long term debt. b.short term debt will carry about the same rates as long […]

External link to Question : 51.SupposetheFederalReserveannouncesthatitwillbemakingachangetoakeyinterestratetodecreasethemoneysupply.ThisislikelybecausetheFederalReserveis a.worriedaboutinflation. b.worriedaboutunempl : 1261353

Question : 51.SupposetheFederalReserveannouncesthatitwillbemakingachangetoakeyinterestratetodecreasethemoneysupply.ThisislikelybecausetheFederalReserveis a.worriedaboutinflation. b.worriedaboutunempl : 1261353

  51.SupposetheFederalReserveannouncesthatitwillbemakingachangetoakeyinterestratetodecreasethemoneysupply.ThisislikelybecausetheFederalReserveis a.worriedaboutinflation. b.worriedaboutunemployment. c.hopingtoincreasethedemandforgoodsandservices. d.worriedthattheeconomyisgrowingtooslowly. 52.Lowratesofinflationaregenerallyassociatedwith a.lowratesofgovernmentspending. b.smallornonexistentgovernmentbudgetdeficits. c.lowratesofproductivitygrowth. d.lowratesofgrowthofthequantityofmoney. 53.Whichofthefollowingistheprimarycauseofinflation? a.anincreaseinthequantityofmoney b.anincreaseingovernmentspending c.anincreaseinunemployment d.anincreaseinproductivity 54.Whichofthefollowingisthemostcorrectstatementabouttherelationshipbetweeninflationandunemployment? a.Intheshortrun,fallinginflationisassociatedwithfallingunemployment. b.Intheshortrun,fallinginflationisassociatedwithrisingunemployment. c.Inthelongrun,fallinginflationisassociatedwithfallingunemployment. d.Inthelongrun,fallinginflationisassociatedwithrisingunemployment. 55.Whichofthefollowingisanimportantcauseofinflationinaneconomy? a.increasesinproductivityintheeconomy b.theinfluenceofpositiveexternalitiesontheeconomy c.lackofpropertyrightsintheeconomy d.growthinthequantityofmoneyintheeconomy 56.Themainstreamviewamongeconomistsisthat a.societyfacesatradeoffbetweenunemploymentandinflation,butonlyintheshortrun. b.societyfacesatradeoffbetweenunemploymentandinflation,butonlyinthelongrun. c.societyfacesatradeoffbetweenunemploymentandinflation,bothintheshortrunandinthelongrun. d.notradeoffexistsbetweenunemploymentandinflation,eitherintheshortrunorinthelongrun. 57.Whichofthefollowingclaimsisconsistentwiththeviewsofmainstreameconomists? a.Ifweincreasetherateofinflationfrom3percentto6percent,thentherateofunemploymentwilltemporarilyfall. b.Ifweincreasetherateofinflationfrom3percentto6percent,thentherateofunemploymentwilltemporarilyrise. c.Ifweincreasetherateofinflationfrom3percentto6percent,thentherateofunemploymentwillpermanentlyfall. d.Ifweincreasetherateofinflationfrom3percentto6percent,thentherateofunemploymentwillpermanentlyrise. 58.ForaverylongtimethecountryofZeelandhashadaninflationrateof9%.Suddenlyitsinflationratedropsto3%.Thedropintheinflationrate a.couldbeduetoslowermoneysupplygrowth.Wewouldexpectunemploymenttobehigher. b.couldbeduetoslowermoneysupplygrowth.Wewouldexpectunemploymenttobelower. c.couldbeduetohighermoneysupplygrowth.Wewouldexpectunemploymenttobehigher. d.couldbeduetohighermoneysupplygrowth.Wewouldexpectunemploymenttobelower. 59.ForanumberofyearscountryAhadinflationof3%butforthelastfiveyearshashadinflationof6%.CountryBhadinflationof4%formanyyears,butveryrecentlyinflationunexpectedlyroseto9%.Otherthingsthesame,inwhichofthecountrieswouldthehigherinflationratebemorelikelytoreduceunemployment? a.bothcountryAandcountryB b.neithercountryAnorcountryB c.countryAbutnotcountryB d.countryBbutnotcountryA 60.Intheearly1980s,U.S.economicpolicywasdirectedtowardreducinginflation.Whatwouldyouhaveexpectedtoobserveduringthisshortperiodoftime? a.Inflationfellandunemploymentfell. b.Inflationandunemploymentwerebothunaffected. c.Inflationfellandunemploymentincreased. d.Inflationfellandunemploymentwasunchanged.    

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