External link to Question : 21.How does the proportion of saturation and unsaturation in membrane : 1318487

Question : 21.How does the proportion of saturation and unsaturation in membrane : 1318487

    21.How does the proportion of saturation and unsaturation in membrane lipids affect the fluidity of the cell membrane? A) Membrane fluidity increases with an increase in the percentage of unsaturation. B) Membrane fluidity decreases with an increase in the percentage of unsaturation. C) Membrane fluidity increases with an increase in the percentage of saturation. D) Membranes are most fluid when there is an […]

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Question : 41) Which of the following NOT a necessary precondition for : 1240976

    41) Which of the following is NOT a necessary precondition for economic growth? A) economic freedom B) democracy C) property rights D) free markets E) ALL of the above are necessary preconditions.   42) Which of the following characteristics is a precondition for economic growth? i.economic freedom ii.free markets iii.active government policy to discourage saving A) i only B) ii only C) iii […]

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Question : 41) Assume that households have positive wealth. Which of the : 1381227

  41) Assume that households have positive wealth. Which of the following explains how the income effect of an interest rate increase affects consumption? A) As the interest rate increases, the opportunity cost of current consumption falls, and therefore current consumption increases. B) As the interest rate increases, permanent income increases and future consumption increases. C) As the interest rate increases, expected future income increases […]

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Question : 12.2   Globalization and Low-Wage Labor 1) In today’s world markets, poor : 1303558

  12.2   Globalization and Low-Wage Labor   1) In today’s world markets, poor developing countries tend to rely primarily on exports of A) agricultural products. B) primary products. C) mineral products. D) manufactured products. E) high-tech products.     2) In the second half of the 1990s a rapidly growing movement focused on the harm caused by international trade to A) land owners in poor […]

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Question : 31) The figure above shows the market for fast food : 1224053

        31) The figure above shows the market for fast food restaurant employees in a college town in a small nation to the East. The local Taco Bell pays its workers $12 an hour. This wage rate is A) an efficiency wage aimed at reducing employee turnover. B) designed reduce the unemployment rate. C) an effort to increase the demand for labor. […]

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Question : 21) A firm’s primary interest when it hires an additional : 1387967

    21) A firm’s primary interest when it hires an additional worker is A) the cost of hiring the additional worker. B) how the average output of the firm will be affected by this new worker. C) the extra revenue the firm realizes from hiring that worker. D) whether or not the new worker gets along with the firm’s existing workers.     22) […]

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Question : 11) Suppose that in 2013, the national income in the : 1388309

    11) Suppose that in 2013, the national income in the United States was $200 billion, depreciation was $15 billion, personal taxes were $20 billion, and transfer payments were $10 billion.  Gross domestic product in 2013 is A) $185 billion. B) $215 billion. C) $220 billion. D) $245 billion.     12) The best measure of the income households actually have available to spend […]

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Question : 51) The short-run Phillips curve shifts when A) the actual unemployment : 1238189

  51) The short-run Phillips curve shifts when A) the actual unemployment rate changes and also when the expected unemployment rate changes. B) the expected unemployment rate changes and also when the expected inflation rate changes. C) the inflation rate increases and also when the unemployment rate decreases. D) the natural unemployment rate changes and also when the expected inflation rate changes. E) the actual […]

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Question : 81. (p. 571) “Draining” information from one’s negotiation counterparts considered an excellent negotiation : 1242167

  81. (p. 571) “Draining” information from one’s negotiation counterparts is considered an excellent negotiation tactic. But the oft-reported behaviors of Chinese, Japanese, and Russians may not necessarily represent a sophisticated negotiation ploy. What nonverbal behavior specific to the negotiation styles of these cultures might explain the above statements?  A. High incidences of conversational overlaps B. Longer durations of facial glazing C. Frequent silent periods D. High rates of self-disclosures E. Greater use […]

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Question : 31) Consider an industry producing good X. The quantity of : 1384308

  31) Consider an industry producing good X. The quantity of good X produced in a competitive free market will be greater than the socially optimal level if A) the production of good X generates a positive externality. B) the consumption of good X generates a positive externality. C) the production of good X generates a negative externality. D) the government has imposed a tax […]

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