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Question : Figure10-13.Onthegraph,QrepresentsthequantityofplasticsandPrepresentsthepriceofplastics. Multiple Choice – Section 02:  Public Policies t : 1261389

  Figure10-13.Onthegraph,QrepresentsthequantityofplasticsandPrepresentsthepriceofplastics.     Multiple Choice – Section 02:  Public Policies toward Externalities 1.RefertoFigure10-13.Eachunitofplasticsthatisproducedresultsinanexternal a.costof$6. b.costof$8. c.benefitof$6. d.benefitof$8. 2.RefertoFigure10-13.Inordertoreachthesocialoptimum,thegovernmentcould a.imposeataxof$2perunitonplastics. b.imposeataxof$6perunitonplastics. c.imposeataxof$8perunitonplastics. d.offerasubsidyof$6perunitonplastics. 3.RefertoFigure10-13.If250unitsofplasticsareproducedandconsumed,thenthe a.socialoptimumhasbeenreached. b.marketequilibriumhasbeenreached. c.negativeexternalityassociatedwithplasticshasbeeneliminated. d.positiveexternalityassociatedwithplasticshasbeeneliminated. 4.RefertoFigure10-13.If325unitsofplasticsareproducedandconsumed,thenthe a.socialoptimumhasbeenreached. b.marketequilibriumhasbeenreached. c.governmentmusthaveimposedacorrectivetaxtoguidethemarkettothisoutcome. d.governmentmusthaveofferedacorrectivesubsidytoguidethemarkettothisoutcome. 5.RefertoFigure10-13.Ifthegovernmentimposedacorrectivetaxthatsuccessfullymovedthemarketfromthemarketequilibriumtothesocialoptimum,thentaxrevenueforthegovernmentwouldamountto a.$1,250. b.$1,600. c.$2,000. d.$2,500. Figure10-14 6.RefertoFigure10-14.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.Toinducefirmstointernalizetheexternalityinthismarket,thegovernmentshouldimposeataxmeasuredbyP2-P0. b.Toinducefirmstointernalizetheexternalityinthismarket,thegovernmentshouldofferasubsidymeasuredbyP2-P0. c.Toinducefirmstointernalizetheexternalityinthismarket,thegovernmentshouldimposeataxmeasuredbyP2-P1. d.Thereisnoexternalityinthismarket. 7.SupposethatanMBAdegreecreatesnoexternalitybecausethebenefitsofanMBAareinternalizedbythestudentintheformofhigherwages.IfthegovernmentofferssubsidiesforMBAs,thenwhichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.TheequilibriumquantityofMBAswillequalthesociallyoptimalquantityofMBAs. b.TheequilibriumquantityofMBAswillbegreaterthanthesociallyoptimalquantityofMBAs. c.TheequilibriumquantityofMBAswillbelessthanthesociallyoptimalquantityofMBAs. d.Thereisnotenoughinformationtoanswerthequestion. 8.SupposethatanMBAdegreecreatesnoexternalitybecausethebenefitsofanMBAareinternalizedbythestudentintheformofhigherwages.IftherearenogovernmentsubsidiesforMBAs,thenwhichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.TheequilibriumquantityofMBAswillequalthesociallyoptimalquantityofMBAs. b.TheequilibriumquantityofMBAswillbegreaterthanthesociallyoptimalquantityofMBAs. c.TheequilibriumquantityofMBAswillbelessthanthesociallyoptimalquantityofMBAs. d.Thereisnotenoughinformationtoanswerthequestion. 9.Sincealmostallformsoftransportationproducesometypeofpollution, a.thegovernmentshouldbanalltransportation. b.thegovernmentshouldbanallpollution. c.societyhastoweighthecostandbenefitswhendecidinghowmuchpollutiontoallow. d.refrainfrominterveningbecausethemarketcanbestsolvethisproblem. 10.Someenvironmentalistsarguethatweshouldprotecttheenvironmentasmuchaspossible,regardlessofcost. a.lowerlevelsofnutrition,healthcare,andhousing b.alowerstandardofliving c.slowingorreversingtechnologicaladvancement d.theeliminationof allpollution […]

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Question : 10) The above figure shows the PPF for a country : 1240766

      10) The above figure shows the PPF for a country that produces computers and computer factories. Which of the following would most likely shift the PPF from PPF0 in one year to PPF1 in the next? A) Nothing, because the PPF does not shift. B) Increase the production of computers from 9 million (at point C) to 11 million (at point B). […]

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Question : 61) An increase in expected future disposable income ________ consumption : 1227966

    61) An increase in expected future disposable income ________ consumption expenditure and ________. A) increases; shifts the consumption function upward B) decreases; shifts the consumption function downward C) increases; shifts the consumption function downward D) decreases; shifts the consumption function upward E) increases; results in a movement upward along the consumption function   62) In Germany, expected future income increased during 2010. This […]

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Question : 11) As a result of trade, specialization in the Ricardian : 1303479

    11) As a result of trade, specialization in the Ricardian model tends to be A) complete with constant costs and with increasing costs. B) complete with constant costs and incomplete with increasing costs. C) incomplete with constant costs and complete with increasing costs. D) incomplete with constant costs and incomplete with increasing costs. E) dependent on the specific opportunity costs involved in production. […]

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Question : 41. The payment of a cash dividend will be depicted the : 1291651

  41. The payment of a cash dividend will be depicted on the statement of cash flows as a: A. cash inflow from an operating activity.B. cash outflow for an investing activity.C. cash outflow for a financing activity.D. cash outflow for an operating activity.   42. Burrows Inc. had an outstanding loan at the beginning of 2011 totaling $50,000. During 2011, $16,800 was paid out related to this loan broken down as […]

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Question : 12) A country has a comparative advantage in the production : 1241428

  12) A country has a comparative advantage in the production of a good if it can A) produce more of the good than another country. B) produce more of the good most efficiently. C) produce the good on and remain on its production possibilities frontier. D) tradeoff producing the good for another good. E) produce the good at the lowest opportunity cost. 13) Having […]

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Question : 15.5   Integrative Questions 1) Consider a short-run equilibrium in a perfectly : 1226181

  15.5   Integrative Questions   1) Consider a short-run equilibrium in a perfectly competitive market. Suppose that the firms’ average total cost and marginal cost schedules differ. In the short run, A) all firms in the market must be able to make an economic profit. B) all firms produce equal amounts of output. C) some firms might incur an economic loss, but still produce output. […]

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Question : 81) Consider monetary equilibrium and the monetary transmission mechanism. An : 1384460

  81) Consider monetary equilibrium and the monetary transmission mechanism. An exogenous rise in the price level, with no change in the supply of money, will A) increase the demand for money and increase desired aggregate expenditure. B) increase the demand for money and decrease desired aggregate expenditure. C) decrease the demand for money and increase aggregate demand. D) decrease the demand for money and […]

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Question : 31. (p. 222) Bert Wong has decided to pursue a marketing research effort : 1242270

  31. (p. 222) Bert Wong has decided to pursue a marketing research effort to acquire information before his company makes a strategic relocation move to the West Coast. Which of the following marketing research process steps would be the first step that Bert’s company (and marketing researchers) should take as it embarks on the research effort?  A. Define the research problem and establish research objectives. B. Analyze, interpret, and […]

External link to Question : 71) Consider the following aggregate expenditure function: AE = $300 : 1384371

Question : 71) Consider the following aggregate expenditure function: AE = $300 : 1384371

  71) Consider the following aggregate expenditure function: AE = $300 billion + (0.87)Y. Assuming that we have no government, no international trade and desired investment is autonomous and is equal to $56 billion, then which of the following is the correct statement of the consumption function? A) C = $356 billion + (0.87)Y B) C = $356 billion + (0.13)Y C) C = $244 […]

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