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Question : 63) When a tax imposed a good or service, the A) : 1241643

  63) When a tax is imposed on a good or service, the A) revenue gained by the government is the excess burden. B) deadweight loss that arises from a tax is the excess burden. C) share of the tax paid by the buyer is the excess burden. D) share of the tax paid by the seller is the excess burden. E) amount the government […]

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Question : 71) The graph shows a A) positive relationship that becomes less : 1225991

      71) The graph shows a A) positive relationship that becomes less steep. B) negative relationship that is linear. C) positive relationship that is linear. D) negative relationship that become less steep. E) None of the above answers is correct.     72) The graph shows A) a relationship with a minimum. B) a relationship with a maximum. C) no relationship. D) a […]

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Question : Multiple Choice 1.  The Lilly Ledbetter Act of 2009: A.  Bars employers : 1353090

Multiple Choice 1.  The Lilly Ledbetter Act of 2009: A.  Bars employers from retaliating against employees who disclose or ask about pay schedules. B.  States that wage discrimination occurs whenever an employee receives discriminary pay. C.  Overturned the “separate but equal” doctrine. D.  Requires federal employers to provide maternity leave for all employees. E.  Expands the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) to include workers […]

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Question : 21) Which of the following a microeconomic topic? i)Gas prices increase : 1238609

  21) Which of the following is a microeconomic topic? i)Gas prices increase after a hurricane hits the gulf coast. ii)Xavier starts a new business designing web pages. iii)Abby decides to practice an extra hour of soccer instead of studying. A) i, ii and iii B) i only C) ii and iii D) ii only E) i and ii 22) Macroeconomics is the study of […]

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Question : 12.3   The Cost of Inflation 1) High inflation A) leads to a : 1240494

  12.3   The Cost of Inflation   1) High inflation A) leads to a more correct allocation of resources. B) lowers the price level. C) decreases uncertainty. D) makes it easier to use money as a standard of account. E) makes money function less well as a store of value.   2) High inflation makes money ________ because ________. A) function less well as a […]

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Question : 11.Changesinthequalityofagood a.donotpresentaproblemintheconstructionoftheconsumerpriceindex. b.presentaproblemintheconstructionoftheconsumerpriceindex,andthatproblemissometimesreferredtoa : 1261700

  11.Changesinthequalityofagood a.donotpresentaproblemintheconstructionoftheconsumerpriceindex. b.presentaproblemintheconstructionoftheconsumerpriceindex,andthatproblemissometimesreferredtoassubstitutionbias. c.arenotaccountedfor,asamatterofpolicy,bytheBureauofLaborStatistics. d.canleadtoeitheranincreaseoradecreaseinthevalueofadollar. 12.Theintroductionofthevideocassetterecorderinthe1970sexemplifiedaprobleminmeasuringthecostofliving;thatproblemistheproblemof a.substitutionbias. b.product-improvementbias. c.introductionofnewgoods. d.unmeasuredqualitychange. 13.Anincreaseinthepriceofimportedcoffeeshowsup a.intheconsumerpriceindexandintheGDPdeflator. b.intheconsumerpriceindex,butnotintheGDPdeflator. c.intheGDPdeflator,butnotintheconsumerpriceindex. d.inneithertheconsumerpriceindexnorintheGDPdeflator. 14.Every unit ofgoodxthatisproducedintheUnitedStatesisexportedtoothercountries.Anincreaseinthepriceofgoodxshowsup a.intheconsumerpriceindexandintheGDPdeflator. b.intheconsumerpriceindex,butnotintheGDPdeflator. c.intheGDPdeflator,butnotintheconsumerpriceindex. d.inneithertheconsumerpriceindexnorintheGDPdeflator. 15.InwhichofthefollowingcaseswouldtherebeaneffectonthevalueoftheU.S.consumerpriceindex,butnotonthevalueoftheU.S.GDPdeflator? a.AllofthetrucktiresthatareproducedbyacertaincompanyinSouthKoreaaresoldtotheU.S.military,andthepriceofthesetiresdecreases. b.AllofthetrucktiresthatareproducedbyacertaincompanyinCaliforniaaresoldtotheU.S.military,andthepriceofthesetiresdecreases. c.MostofthebananasthatareproducedbyacertaincompanyinHondurasendupinU.S.grocerystores,andthepriceofthesebananasincreases. d.Mostoftheearth-movingmachinesthatareproducedbyacertaincompanyinIllinoisareexportedtoothercountries,andthepriceofthesemachinesincreases. 16.Supposethetypicalconsumerbuysmorebananasthanoranges.Infixingthebasketofgoodsandservicesforthepurposeofcalculatingtheconsumerpriceindex,theBureauofLaborStatistics a.ignoresthefactthatthetypicalconsumerbuysmorebananasthanorange;thisproceduredoesnotaffectthevalueoftheindex. b.ignoresthefactthatthetypicalconsumerbuysmorebananasthanorange;thisprocedureresultsinapotentially-seriousbiasintheindex. c.placesmoreweightonthepriceofbananasthanonthepriceoforanges;theweightsofthetwopricesaredeterminedbysurveyingconsumers. d.placesmoreweightonthepriceofbananasthanonthepriceoforanges;theweightsofthetwopricesaredeterminedbytheextenttowhichthosepriceshavechangedoverthepreviousyear. 17.Forthepurposeofcalculatingtheconsumerpriceindex,thebasketofgoods a.iskeptthesamefromyeartoyearsothattheeffectsofpricechangesareisolatedfromtheeffectofanyquantitychangesthatmightbeoccurringatthesametime. b.iskeptthesamefromyeartoyear;otherwise,thevalueoftheindexwouldremainconstantfromyeartoyear. c.variesfromyeartoyear;otherwise,thevalueoftheindexwouldremainconstantfromyeartoyear. d.variesfromyeartoyearsothatconsumers’buyingpatternsareupdatedinatimelyfashion. 18.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.Inordertocalculatetheinflationratefortheyear2011,weneedtoknowthevaluesoftheconsumerpriceindexfortheyears2009,2010,and2011. b.Changesintheconsumerpriceindexareoftenthoughttobeusefulinpredictingchangesintheproducerpriceindex. c.Despiteitsname,the“consumerpriceindex”reallymeasurestheoverallcostofthegoodsandservicesboughtbyconsumers,businessfirms,andunitsofgovernment. d.Ifthepricesofallgoodsandserviceschangedproportionatelyovertime,thentheconsumerpriceindexwouldreflectnosubstitutionbias. 19.Withrespecttotheconsumerpriceindex,thesubstitutionbiasarisesbecause a.pricesofgoodsandservicesdonotchangeinthesameproportionfromyeartoyear. b.consumersareslowtoadjusttheirbuyingpatternsfromyeartoyearinresponsetopricechanges. c.consumersareeagertobuynewproductsastheyareintroduced,despitetheirlackoffullinformationaboutthequalityofthoseproductsuntiltheybuyandusethem. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 20.Withrespecttotheconsumerpriceindex,whichofthefollowingservesasanexampleofhowthesubstitutionbiasarises?Between2010and2011,thepriceofapoundofpeanuts a.risesfrom$0.80to$1.00whilethepriceofaloafofbreadrisesfrom$2.00to$2.50. b.fallsfrom$0.90to$0.72whilethepriceofaloafofbreadfallsfrom$2.00to$1.60. c.remainsconstant,asdoesthepriceofaloafofbread. d.Noneoftheaboveservesasanexampleofhowthesubstitutionbiasarises.    

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Question : 31) When the demand curve shifts rightward and the market : 1228180

  31) When the demand curve shifts rightward and the market moves to a new equilibrium, then the A) supply increases. B) supply decreases. C) quantity supplied increases. D) quantity supplied decreases. E) price falls to restore the equilibrium.   32) Suppose the equilibrium quantity of movie tickets is 1000. If the demand curve shifts ________, the equilibrium quantity of movie tickets will ________. A) […]

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Question : 43) Suppose that people decide riding scooters no longer fun. : 1241467

  43) Suppose that people decide riding scooters is no longer fun. The equilibrium price of a scooter ________, and the equilibrium quantity of scooters ________. A) rises; increases B) rises; decreases C) falls; increases D) falls; decreases E) does not change; decreases   44) Assume a market is in equilibrium. There is an increase in supply, but no change in demand As a result […]

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Question : 21.Whichofthefollowingtypicallyrisesduringarecession? a.investment. b.unemployment. c.taxrevenues. d.newhomeconstruction. 22.RealGDP : 1262176

  21.Whichofthefollowingtypicallyrisesduringarecession? a.investment. b.unemployment. c.taxrevenues. d.newhomeconstruction. 22.RealGDP a.movesintheoppositedirectionasunemployment. b.increasesasproductionfalls. c.fallswhenhouseholdssaveasmallerfractionoftheirincome. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 23.Asrecessionsbegin,income a.andunemploymentbothrise. b.risesandunemploymentfalls. c.fallsandunemploymentrises. d.andunemploymentbothfall. 24.BelowarepairsofGDPgrowthratesandunemploymentrates.EconomistswouldbeshockedtoseemostofthesepairsintheU.S.WhichpairofGDPgrowthratesandunemploymentratesisrealistic? a.10percent,1percent b.2percent,12percent c.-1percent,8percent d.-2percent,2percent 25.BelowarepairsofGDPgrowthratesandunemploymentrates.EconomistswouldbeshockedtoseemostofthesepairsintheU.S.WhichpairofGDPgrowthratesandunemploymentratesisrealistic? a.5percent,1percent b.3percent,5percent c.-1percent,3percent d.-2percent,4percent 26.Inthelasthalfof1999,theU.S.unemploymentratewasabout4percent.Historicalexperiencesuggeststhatthisis a.abovethenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelylow. b.abovethenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelyhigh. c.belowthenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelylow. d.belowthenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelyhigh. 27.Duringthelasthalfof2012,theU.S.unemploymentratewasjustunder8percent.Historicalexperiencesuggeststhat thisis a.abovethenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelylow. b.abovethenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelyhigh. c.belowthenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelylow. d.belowthenaturalrate,sorealGDPgrowthwaslikelyhigh. 28.Duringrecessionsemploymenttypically a.fallssubstantially.Astherecessionends,employmentrisesrapidly. b.risessubstantially.Astherecessionends,employmentdeclinesgradually. c.fallssubstantially.Astherecessionends,employmentrisesgradually. d.risessubstantially.Astherecessionends,employmentdeclinesrapidly. 29.Historically,asrecessionshaveendedtheunemploymentratedeclined a.graduallytonearzero. b.rapidlytonearzero. c.graduallytoarateofabout5%-6%. d.rapidlytoarateofabout5%-6%. 30.HistoricalevidencefortheU.S.economyindicatesthat a.recessionshaveoccurredroughlyonceeverysixyearssincethe1960s. b.theunemploymentrateusuallydecreasesduringarecessionandincreasesshortlyaftertherecessionends. c.realGDPusuallyremainsroughlyconstantduringarecessionanddecreasesshortlyaftertherecessionends. d.changesinrealGDPoverthebusinesscyclearelargelyattributabletochangesininvestmentoverthebusinesscycle. 31.Whichofthefollowingrisesduringrecessions? a.layoffsandconsumerspending b.layoffsbutnotconsumerspending c.consumerspendingbutnotlayoffs d.neitherlayoffsnorconsumerspending 32.In2008,theUnitedStateswasinrecession.Whichofthefollowingthingswouldyounotexpecttohavehappened? a.increasedlayoffsandfirings. b.ahigherrateofbankruptcy. c.increasedclaimsforunemploymentinsurance. d.increasedrealGDP. 33.Whichofthefollowingiscorrectconcerningrecessions? a.Theycomeatfairlyregularandpredictableintervals. b.Theyareassociatedwithcomparativelylargeincreasesininvestmentspending. […]

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Question : 38) Beginning in 1965, the head of the Antitrust Division : 1387925

    38) Beginning in 1965, the head of the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice began to change antitrust policy. How did antitrust policy change? A) For the first time, horizontal mergers were allowed—with government approval—and vertical mergers were allowed without need for approval from the government. B) For the first time, concentration ratios were used to evaluate the degree of competition […]

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