External link to Question : 11. Brokers’ fees incurred in the issuance of a corporation’s stock : 1313621

Question : 11. Brokers’ fees incurred in the issuance of a corporation’s stock : 1313621

    11. Brokers’ fees incurred in the issuance of a corporation’s stock are considered organizational expenditures. a. True b. False   ANSWER:  False RATIONALE:  Brokers’ fees incurred on the issuance of a corporation’s stock are not considered organizational expenditures. POINTS:  1 QUESTION TYPE:  True / False HAS VARIABLES:  False LEARNING OBJECTIVES:  ITF.WABG.15.LO:11-03 – LO:11-03     12. To prevent triple taxation, a corporation is entitled to deduct 50 percent of the dividends received from other domestic corporations. […]

External link to Question : 1.              Which of the following not a property of gases? A)Gases : 1335478

Question : 1.              Which of the following not a property of gases? A)Gases : 1335478

1.              Which of the following is not a property of gases? A)Gases are compressible. B)Gases expand to fill their containers. C)The density of a gas is similar to that of a liquid. D)Gas particles move about rapidly. E)If one property, such as pressure or volume, or a gas changes, one or more other properties must change as well.   2.              Which of the following is […]

External link to Question : 119.VelCraft allocates costs from its payroll department and the maintenance : 1302770

Question : 119.VelCraft allocates costs from its payroll department and the maintenance : 1302770

    119.VelCraft allocates costs from its payroll department and the maintenance department to its production departments using the direct method of allocation. Payroll department costs are allocated based on the number of employees in the department and maintenance department costs are allocated based on the number of square feet that the production department occupies within the factory. Information about the departments is presented below: […]

External link to Question : 11) Which of the following NOT a major argument for : 1238266

Question : 11) Which of the following NOT a major argument for : 1238266

  11) Which of the following is NOT a major argument for restricting international trade? A) the promotion of dumping in America B) the national security argument C) the infant industry argument D) the prevention of dumping argument E) saves U.S. jobs argument 12) A flawed argument for protection from foreign trade is that i.tariffs save domestic jobs. ii.tariffs protect the national culture. iii.quotas bring […]

External link to Question : 53) Labor productivity will increase if the ________ increases and : 1388365

Question : 53) Labor productivity will increase if the ________ increases and : 1388365

    53) Labor productivity will increase if the ________ increases and ________. A) quantity of capital per hour worked; technology improves B) quantity of labor per unit of capital; technology improves C) quantity of capital per hour worked; immigration increases while capital is fixed D) quantity of labor per unit of capital; immigration increases while capital is fixed   54) Workers in high-income countries […]

External link to Question : Figure 3-8 21) Refer to Figure 3-8.  The graph in this : 1267044

Question : Figure 3-8 21) Refer to Figure 3-8.  The graph in this : 1267044

  Figure 3-8       21) Refer to Figure 3-8.  The graph in this figure illustrates an initial competitive equilibrium in the market for apples at the intersection of D1 and S1 (point A).  If the price of oranges, a substitute for apples, decreases and the wages of apple workers increase, how will the equilibrium point change? A) The equilibrium point will move from […]

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Question : 41) U.S. net exports include A) sales of Hollywood movies to : 1228235

    41) U.S. net exports include A) sales of Hollywood movies to the rest of the world. B) the production of Ford Mustangs in China that are sold in China. C) Honda automobiles produced and sold in Japan. D) the sale of shares of Nike stock on the New York Stock Exchange. E) the sale of U.S. government securities to U.S. citizens.   42) […]

External link to Question : 41.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,long-runequilibriumisobtainedwhenthequantitydemandedandquantitysuppliedofmoneyareequalduetoadjustmentsin a.nominalinterestrates. : 1262131

Question : 41.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,long-runequilibriumisobtainedwhenthequantitydemandedandquantitysuppliedofmoneyareequalduetoadjustmentsin a.nominalinterestrates. : 1262131

  41.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,long-runequilibriumisobtainedwhenthequantitydemandedandquantitysuppliedofmoneyareequalduetoadjustmentsin a.nominalinterestrates. b.realinterestrates. c.thepricelevel. d.themoneysupply. 42.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,ifthepricelevelisabovetheequilibriumlevel,thereisan a.excessdemandformoney,sothepricelevelwillrise. b.excessdemandformoney,sothepricelevelwillfall. c.excesssupplyofmoney,sothepricelevelwillrise. d.excesssupplyofmoney,sothepricelevelwillfall. 43.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,ifthepricelevelisbelowtheequilibriumlevel,thereisan a.excessdemandformoney,sothepricelevelwillrise. b.excessdemandformoney,sothepricelevelwillfall. c.excesssupplyofmoney,sothepricelevelwillrise. d.excesssupplyofmoney,sothepricelevelwillfall. 44.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,ifthepricelevelisabovetheequilibriumlevel,thereisan a.excessdemandformoney,sothepricelevelwillrise. b.excessdemandformoney,sothepricelevelwillfall. c.excesssupplyofmoney,sothepricelevelwillrise. d.excesssupplyofmoney,sothepricelevelwillfall. 45.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,ifthevalueofmoneyisabovetheequilibriumlevel, a.thepricelevelwillrise. b.thevalueofmoneywillrise. c.moneydemandwillshiftleftward. d.moneydemandwillshiftrightward. 46.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,ifthereisashortageofmoneythen a.thevalueofmoneyriseswhichwillmakepeopledesiretoholdmoremoney. b.thevalueofmoneyriseswhichwillmakepeopledesiretoholdlessmoney. c.thevalueofmoneyfallswhichwillmakepeopledesiretoholdmoremoney. d.thevalueofmoneyfallswhichwillmakepeopledesiretoholdlessmoney. 47.Supposethemoneymarket,drawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,isinequilibrium.Ifthemoneysupplyincreases,thenattheoldvalueofmoneythereisan a.excessdemandformoneythatwillresultinanincreaseinspending. b.excessdemandformoneythatwillresultinadecreaseinspending. c.excesssupplyofmoneythatwillresultinanincreaseinspending. d.excesssupplyofmoneythatwillresultinadecreaseinspending. 48.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,anincreaseinthemoneysupplyshiftsthemoneysupplycurvetothe a.right,loweringthepricelevel. b.right,raisingthepricelevel. c.left,raisingthepricelevel. d.left,loweringthepricelevel. 49.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,ifthemoneysupplyrises a.thepricelevelandthevalueofmoneyrise. b.thepricelevelrisesandthevalueofmoneyfalls. c.thepricelevelfallsandthevalueofmoneyrises. d.thepricelevelandthevalueofmoneyfall. 50.Whenthemoneymarketisdrawnwiththevalueofmoneyontheverticalaxis,anincreaseinthemoneysupply a.increasesthepricelevelandincreasesthevalueofmoney. b.increasesthepricelevelanddecreasesthevalueofmoney. c.decreasesthepricelevelandincreasesthevalueofmoney. d.decreasesthepricelevelanddecreasesthevalueofmoney.    

External link to Question : 61.RefertoTable13-4.SupposethatCharles’smathtutoringcompanyhasafixedcostof$50permonthforhiscellphone.EachworkercostsCharles$60perday.Asoutputincreasesfrom45to70students,Charles’stotalcostcurve : 1261483

Question : 61.RefertoTable13-4.SupposethatCharles’smathtutoringcompanyhasafixedcostof$50permonthforhiscellphone.EachworkercostsCharles$60perday.Asoutputincreasesfrom45to70students,Charles’stotalcostcurve : 1261483

  61.RefertoTable13-4.SupposethatCharles’smathtutoringcompanyhasafixedcostof$50permonthforhiscellphone.EachworkercostsCharles$60perday.Asoutputincreasesfrom45to70students,Charles’stotalcostcurve a.increasesbutgetsflatter. b.increasesandgetssteeper. c.decreasesandgetsflatter. d.decreasesbutgetssteeper. Table13-5 NumberofWorkers   Output 0 0 1 10,000 2 19,000 3 27,000 4 32,000 5 35,000 6 36,000 62.RefertoTable13-5.Themarginalproductofthethirdworkeris a.9,000units. b.8,000units. c.7,000units. d.5,000units. 63.RefertoTable13-5.Themarginalproductofthefourthworkeris a.9,000units. b.8,000units. c.7,000units. d.5,000units. 64.RefertoTable13-5.Diminishingmarginalproductbeginswiththeadditionofthe a.secondworker. b.thirdworker. c.fourthworker. d.fifthworker. 65.RefertoTable13-5.Assumethatfixedcostsare$500,andvariablecostsare$100perworker.Forthisfirm,whataretheshapesoftheproductionfunctionandthetotal-costcurve? a.Boththeproductionfunctionandtotal-costcurveareincreasingatanincreasingrate. b.Boththeproductionfunctionandtotal-costcurveareincreasingatadecreasingrate. c.Theproductionfunctionisincreasingatanincreasingrate,whereasthetotal-costfunctionisincreasingatadecreasingrate. d.Theproductionfunctionisincreasingatadecreasingrate,whereasthetotal-costfunctionisincreasingatanincreasingrate. Table13-6 WoodenChairFactory   NumberofWorkers   NumberofMachines Output(chairsproduced perhour)   MarginalProductofLabor     CostofWorkers     CostofMachines       TotalCost 1 […]

External link to Question : 10.1   Is Any Firm Ever Really a Monopoly? 1) The reason : 1244602

Question : 10.1   Is Any Firm Ever Really a Monopoly? 1) The reason : 1244602

    10.1   Is Any Firm Ever Really a Monopoly?   1) The reason that the Fisherman’s Friend restaurant in Stonington, Maine had a monopoly on selling seafood dinners in that town is most likely due to A) a government-imposed barrier. B)  occupational licensing. C) no competitors apparently found the profit level attractive enough to enter the market. D) the restaurant owned all the fresh […]

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