External link to Question : 21) Which of the following true? A) Real GDP fluctuates around : 1238542

Question : 21) Which of the following true? A) Real GDP fluctuates around : 1238542

  21) Which of the following is true? A) Real GDP fluctuates around potential GDP. B) Potential GDP fluctuates around nominal GDP. C) Nominal GDP fluctuates around real GDP. D) Real GDP never equals potential GDP. E) The Okun Gaps are much larger than the Lucas Wedge. 22) Over the business cycle, real GDP fluctuates around A) the business cycle trough. B) the business cycle […]

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Question : 6.4   Are Markets Efficient? 1) In a competitive market with no : 1226491

  6.4   Are Markets Efficient?   1) In a competitive market with no externalities, A) the consumer surplus is equal to zero because of competition. B) buyers cannot control the price, so the consumer surplus is zero. C) at the equilibrium price, marginal benefit exceeds marginal cost. D) at the equilibrium price, marginal benefit equals marginal cost. E) at the equilibrium price, the total amount […]

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Question : 31.Ceteris paribus, if North Korea increases the size of its : 1232900

  31.Ceteris paribus, if North Korea increases the size of its military, then:    A. Its production possibilities curve will shift outward. B. Its production possibilities curve will shift inward. C. Its production of consumer goods will increase. D. Its production of consumer goods will decrease. 32.Assuming the level of resources and technology are constant, if France decreases the size of its military, then:    A. Its’ production possibilities curve will shift […]

External link to Question : 61) Which two companies sourcing product components from small-scale enterprises, : 1353269

Question : 61) Which two companies sourcing product components from small-scale enterprises, : 1353269

  61) Which two companies are sourcing product components from small-scale enterprises, which in turn are helping preserve old-growth forests as well as economic opportunities in Brazil? A) Ford Motor Company and Armani B) Daimler AG and Hermes C) General Motors and Hugo Boss D) Volkswagen and Coach E) Coca-Cola and Nestlé 62) Product and market opportunities in a postindustrial society are more heavily dependent […]

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Question : 41.              When phosphorus reacts with chlorine, phosphorus trichloride formed according : 1335442

    41.              When phosphorus reacts with chlorine, phosphorus trichloride is formed according to the equation: ___P4(s) + ___Cl2(g) ? ___PCl3(l) (unbalanced) Balance the equation and determine how many grams of chlorine would be required to react with 21.2 g of phosphorus. A)  12.1 g    B)  48.6 g    C)  37.0 g    D)  148 g    E)  72.8 g   42.              Nitrogen and hydrogen react together to […]

External link to Question : 61.RefertoFigure8-23.IftheeconomyisatpointAonthecurve,thenadecreaseinthetaxratewill a.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. b.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecrease : 1262580

Question : 61.RefertoFigure8-23.IftheeconomyisatpointAonthecurve,thenadecreaseinthetaxratewill a.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. b.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecrease : 1262580

  61.RefertoFigure8-23.IftheeconomyisatpointAonthecurve,thenadecreaseinthetaxratewill a.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. b.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecreasetaxrevenue. c.decreasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. d.decreasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecreasetaxrevenue. 62.RefertoFigure8-23.IftheeconomyisatpointBonthecurve,thenanincreaseinthetaxratewill a.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. b.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecreasetaxrevenue. c.decreasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. d.decreasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecreasetaxrevenue. 63.RefertoFigure8-23.IftheeconomyisatpointBonthecurve,thenasmalldecreaseinthetaxratewill a.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. b.increasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecreasetaxrevenue. c.decreasethedeadweightlossofthetaxandincreasetaxrevenue. d.decreasethedeadweightlossofthetaxanddecreasetaxrevenue. Figure8-24.Thefigurerepresentstherelationshipbetweenthesizeofataxandthetaxrevenueraisedbythattax. 64.RefertoFigure8-24.Taxrevenuewould a.decreaseiftheeconomybeganatpointBandthenthetaxratewasdecreased. b.increaseiftheeconomybeganatpointFandthenthetaxratewasdecreased. c.decreaseiftheeconomybeganatpointCandthenthetaxratewasincreased. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 65.RefertoFigure8-24.ForaneconomythatiscurrentlyatpointDonthecurve,adecreaseinthetaxratewould a.decreaseconsumersurplus. b.decreaseproducersurplus. c.increasetaxrevenue. d.increasethedeadweightlossofthetax. 66.In2012,inTheWallStreetJournal,economistsPeterDiamondandEmmanuelSaezwrotethat,accordingtotheiranalysis,thefederalgovernment’staxrevenuewouldbemaximizedifthemarginalincometaxrateonindividualswiththehighestearningswereinorneartherangeof a.10percentto30percent. b.30percentto50percent. c.50percentto70percent. d.70percentto90percent. 67.In2012, inTheWallStreetJournal,economistsPeterDiamondandEmmanuelSaezassertedthefollowing: a.SinceWorldWarII,highertaxratesonindividualswiththehighestincomestendtobeassociatedwithhigher b.Theaveragefederalincometaxrateonthetop1percentofincome-earnersintheUnitedStatesmorethandoubledbetween1970and2010. c.A“reasonable”increaseinthetaxrateontopincomeearnersisallthatisneededtosolvelong­termfiscalproblemsfacedbytheUnitedStates. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 68.In2012,inTheWallStreetJournal,economistsEdwardPrescottandLeeOhanianassertedthat a.intheUnitedStates,whentheaverageworkerearns$100fromadditionalwork,heorshewillbeabletoconsumeanadditional$85worthofgoodsandservices. b.thetypicalAmericanhasalwaysworkedmorehoursperyearthanthetypicalFrenchmanandthetypicalGerman,despitevastlydifferenttaxratesinthosecountries. c.raisingtaxratesfromtheir2012levelswouldsignificantlyreduceU.S.economicactivity. d.raisingtaxratesfromtheir2012levelswouldsignificantlyincreasethefederalgovernment’staxrevenue. 69.Ina2012WallStreetJournalcolumn,economistsEdwardPrescottandLeeOhanianclaimedthat,inordertopromotefastereconomicgrowth,thegovernmentshould a.increasetaxratesonindividualswithhighincomes,andleavetaxratesonotherindividualsunchanged. b.equalizetaxratesonallindividuals,regardlessofhowmuchtheyearn. c.decreasetaxratesonincomeandincreasetaxratesonconsumption. d.increasetheafter-taxbenefitstosuccessfulentrepreneurshipandrisk-taking. Multiple Choice – Section 04:  Conclusion 1.Whenthegovernmentimposestaxesonbuyersorsellersofagood,society a.losessomeofthebenefitsofmarketefficiency. b.gainsefficiencybutlosesequality. c.isbetteroffbecausethegovernment’staxrevenuesexceedthedeadweightloss. d.movesfromanelasticsupplycurvetoaninelasticsupplycurve. 2.Taxesarecostlytomarketparticipantsbecausethey a.transferresourcesfrommarketparticipantstothegovernment. b.alterincentives. c.distortmarketoutcomes. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 3.Taxesareofinterestto […]

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Question : Multiple Choice – Section 00:  Introduction 1.Macroeconomistsstudy a.thedecisionsofindividualhouseholdsandfirms. b.theinteractionbetweenhouseholdsandfirms. c.economy-widephen : 1261632

Multiple Choice – Section 00:  Introduction 1.Macroeconomistsstudy a.thedecisionsofindividualhouseholdsandfirms. b.theinteractionbetweenhouseholdsandfirms. c.economy-widephenomena. d.regulationsimposedonfirmsandunions. 2.Whichofthefollowingheadlinesismorecloselyrelatedtowhatmicroeconomistsstudythantowhatmacroeconomistsstudy? a.Unemploymentratefallsfrom7.5percentto7.3percent. b.RealGDPfallsby0.4percentinthethirdquarter. c.Inflationwas2.4percentlastyear. d.Thepriceofgasolinerisesduetorisingoilprices. 3.Whichofthefollowingquestionsismorelikelytobestudiedbyamicroeconomistthanamacroeconomist? a.Whydopricesingeneralrisebymoreinsomecountriesthaninothers? b.Whydowagesdifferacrossindustries? c.Whydonationalproductionandincomeincreaseinsomeperiodsandnotinothers? d.HowrapidlyisGDPcurrentlyincreasing? 4.Whichofthefollowingtopicsaremorelikelytobestudiedbyamacroeconomistthanbyamicroeconomist? a.theeffectoftaxesonthepricesofairlinetickets,andtheprofitabilityofautomobile-manufacturingfirms b.thepriceofbeef,andwagedifferencesbetweengenders c.howconsumersmaximizeutility,andhowpricesareestablishedinmarketsforagriculturalproducts d.thepercentageofthelaborforcethatisoutofwork,anddifferencesinaverageincomefromcountrytocountry 5.Amacroeconomistisinterestedin a.explaininghowchangesinsellers’behavioraffectpricesofaparticulargood. b.explainingpricechangesinaparticularmarket. c.explainingwhytheunemploymentrateishigher. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 6.Whichofthefollowingisnotaquestionaddressedbymacroeconomists? a.Whyisaverageincomehighinsomenationsbutlowinothers? b.What,ifanything,canthegovernmentdotopromotegrowthinincomes,lowinflation,andstableemployment? c.WhatistheimpactofforeigncompetitionontheU.S.autoindustry? d.Whydoproductionandemploymentexpandinsomeyearsandcontractinothers? 7.Whichofthefollowingisnotaquestionthatmacroeconomistsaddress? a.Whyisaverageincomehighinsomecountrieswhileitislowinothers? b.WhydoesthepriceofoilrisewhenwareruptsintheMiddleEast? c.Whydoproductionandemploymentexpandinsomeyearsandcontractinothers? d.Whydopricesriserapidlyinsomeperiodsoftimewhiletheyaremorestableinotherperiods? 8.Thebasictoolsofsupplyanddemandare a.usefulonlyintheanalysisofeconomicbehaviorinindividualmarkets. b.usefulinanalyzingtheoveralleconomy,butnotinanalyzingindividualmarkets. c.centraltomicroeconomicanalysis,butseldomusedinmacroeconomicanalysis. d.centraltomacroeconomicanalysisaswellastomicroeconomicanalysis. 9.Whichofthefollowingstatisticsisusuallyregardedasthebestsinglemeasureofasociety’seconomicwell­being? a.theunemploymentrate b.theinflationrate c.grossdomesticproduct d.thetradedeficit 10.GDP a.isusedtomonitortheperformanceoftheoveralleconomybutisnotthesinglebestmeasureofasociety’s b.isusedtomonitortheperformanceoftheoveralleconomyandisthesinglebestmeasureofasociety’s c.isnotusedtomonitortheperformanceoftheoveralleconomybutisthesinglebestmeasureofasociety’s d.isnotusedtomonitortheperformanceoftheoveralleconomyandisnotthesinglebestmeasureofa    

External link to Question : 7.2  Extending the Reach of the Invisible Hand: From the : 1377391

Question : 7.2  Extending the Reach of the Invisible Hand: From the : 1377391

  7.2  Extending the Reach of the Invisible Hand: From the Individual to the Firm   The following figure shows the marginal cost curves of two profit-maximizing firms—firm A and firm B—in a perfectly competitive market. 1) Refer to the figure above. Which of the following statements is true? A) Firm A produces at a lower marginal cost. B) For a particular market price, firm […]

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Question : 21) The equation Q = 0.5KL – (0.4)L + 2L2 : 1384196

  21) The equation Q = 0.5KL – (0.4)L + 2L2 is an example of A) a factor of production equation. B) an economic input function. C) a technological change equation. D) an arithmetic expression of output quantities. E) a production function. 22) Suppose a production function for a firm takes the following algebraic form: Q = 2KL – (0.2)L2, where Q is the output […]

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Question : 51.Ocean fish has been suggested to provide health benefits if : 1357133

    51.Ocean fish has been suggested to provide health benefits if eaten on a regular basis. What would be your recommendation for whether or not to eat fish? a.Fatty fish has been shown in studies to be beneficial in reducing blood clotting. b.DHA in fish is harmful to eye development in the fetus if eaten during pregnancy. c.Eating fried fish will provide the greatest […]

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