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Question : 31. Materials that can be directly traced to a particular product : 1291661

  31. Materials that can be directly traced to a particular product and become an integral part of the finished product are called: A. indirect materials.B. direct materials.C. supplies.D. product materials.   32. When nonmanufacturing costs are subtracted from gross margin, the result is called: A. cost of goods sold.B. net operating income.C. sales.D. nonmanufacturing income.   33. Michael’s Manufacturing, Inc.Michael’s Manufacturing, Inc. has the following information available for the month of July:   Beginning Ending Raw materials inventory$40,000 $  62,000 […]

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Question : 15.4   Chapter Figures The figure above shows a firm’s total revenue : 1238772

  15.4   Chapter Figures   The figure above shows a firm’s total revenue and total cost curves.   1) Based on the figure above, when the firm maximizes its profit, it produces ________ cans per day. A) 0 B) more than 0 and less than 5 C) 5 or more but less than 10 D) 10 E) more than 10 2) To maximize its profit, […]

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Question : 91) If a country experiences growth in “total factor productivity” : 1384435

  91) If a country experiences growth in “total factor productivity” (i.e., the “Solow residual”), then A) all growth in real GDP can be explained by growth in the labour force. B) all growth in real GDP can be explained by growth in the capital stock. C) there is some growth in real GDP that cannot be accounted for by growth in capital or the […]

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Question : 51) Tom Searchinger, a senior attorney at the Environmental Defense : 1245063

    51) Tom Searchinger, a senior attorney at the Environmental Defense Fund, observed that generous farm subsidies have encouraged farmers to produce more corn and more wheat. How does this affect the market for fertilizer? A) The supply of fertilizer increases. B) The supply of fertilizer decreases. C) The demand for fertilizer increases. D) The demand for fertilizer decreases.   52) In June, buyers […]

External link to Question : 21.Inwhichofthefollowinginstanceswouldthedeadweightlossofthetaxonairlineticketsincreasebyafactorof9? a.Thetaxonairlineticketsincreasesfrom$20perticketto$60perticket. b.Thetaxonairlineticke : 1262575

Question : 21.Inwhichofthefollowinginstanceswouldthedeadweightlossofthetaxonairlineticketsincreasebyafactorof9? a.Thetaxonairlineticketsincreasesfrom$20perticketto$60perticket. b.Thetaxonairlineticke : 1262575

  21.Inwhichofthefollowinginstanceswouldthedeadweightlossofthetaxonairlineticketsincreasebyafactorof9? a.Thetaxonairlineticketsincreasesfrom$20perticketto$60perticket. b.Thetaxonairlineticketsincreasesfrom$20perticketto$90perticket. c.Thetaxonairlineticketsincreasesfrom$15perticketto$60perticket. d.Thetaxonairlineticketsincreasesfrom$15perticketto$135perticket. 22.Inwhichofthefollowinginstanceswouldthedeadweightlossofthetaxoncartonsofcigarettesincreasebyafactorof9? a.Thetaxoncartonsofcigarettesincreasesfrom$10to$11.11. b.Thetaxoncartonsofcigarettesincreasesfrom$10to$20. c.Thetaxoncartonsofcigarettesincreasesfrom$10to$30. d.Thetaxoncartonsofcigarettesincreasesfrom$10to$90. 23.Whichofthefollowingeventsisconsistentwithanincreaseinthedeadweightlossofthegasolinetaxfrom$30millionto$120million? a.Thetaxongasolineincreasesfrom$0.30pergallonto$0.45pergallon. b.Thetaxongasolineincreasesfrom$0.30pergallonto$0.60pergallon. c.Thetaxongasolineincreasesfrom$0.25pergallonto$0.45pergallon. d.Thetaxongasolineincreasesfrom$0.25pergallonto$1.00pergallon. 24.AssumethatforgoodXthesupplycurveforagoodisatypical,upward-slopingstraightline,andthedemandcurveisatypicaldownward-slopingstraightline.Ifthegoodistaxed,andthetaxisdoubled,the a.baseofthetrianglethatrepresentsthedeadweightlossquadruples. b.heightofthetrianglethatrepresentsthedeadweightlossdoubles. c.deadweightlossofthetaxdoubles. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 25.AssumethatforgoodXthesupplycurveforagoodisatypical,upward-slopingstraightline,andthedemandcurveisatypicaldownward-slopingstraightline.Ifthegoodistaxed,andthetaxisdoubled,the a.baseofthetrianglethatrepresentsthedeadweightlossdoubles. b.heightofthetrianglethatrepresentsthedeadweightlossdoubles. c.deadweightlossofthetaxquadruples. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 26.AssumethatforgoodXthesupplycurveforagoodisatypical,upward-slopingstraightline,andthedemandcurveisatypicaldownward-slopingstraightline.Ifthegoodistaxed,andthetaxistripled,the a.baseofthetrianglethatrepresentsthedeadweightlosstriples. b.heightofthetrianglethatrepresentsthedeadweightlosstriples. c.deadweightlossofthetaxincreasesbyafactorofnine. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 27.Supposethetaxongasolineisdecreasedfrom$0.60pergallonto$0.40pergallon.Asaresult, a.taxrevenuenecessarilydecreases. b.thedeadweightlossofthetaxnecessarilydecreases. c.thedemandcurveforgasolinenecessarilybecomessteeper. d.thesupplycurveforgasolinenecessarilybecomesflatter. 28.Supposethatthemarketforlarge,64-ouncesoftdrinksinthetownofPudgyvilleischaracterizedbyatypical,downward-sloping,lineardemandcurveandatypical,upward-sloping,linearsupplycurve.Themarketisinitiallyinequilibriumwith1,000softdrinkssoldperday.Thenewly-electedMayorofPudgyvillewantstotax64-ouncesoftdrinks.Sheisconsideringeithera$0.10taxora$0.30tax.Herchiefeconomicadvisorestimatesthatthenumberofsoftdrinkssoldaftera$0.10taxwillbe900andaftera$0.30taxwillbe500.Whichtaxisbetter? a.The$0.10taxisbetterbecauseitraisesmorerevenueandcreatesalowerdeadweightlossthanthe$0.30tax. b.The$0.30taxisbetterbecauseitraisesmorerevenueandcreatesalowerdeadweightlossthanthe$0.10tax. c.Itisnotclearwhichtaxisbetterbecausealthoughthe$0.30taxraisesmoretaxrevenues,itcreatesalargerdeadweightlossthanthe$0.10tax. d.Itisnotclearwhichtaxisbetterbecausealthoughthe$0.10taxraisesmoretaxrevenues,itcreatesalargerdeadweightlossthanthe$0.30tax. 29.Withlineardemandandsupplycurvesinamarket,supposeataxof$0.20perunitonagoodcreatesadeadweightlossof$40.Ifthetaxisincreasedto$0.50perunit,thedeadweightlossfromthenewtaxwillbe a.$200. b.$250. c.$475. d.$625. 30.Thehigheracountry’staxrates,themorelikelythatcountrywillbe a.atthetopoftheLaffercurve. b.onthepositivelyslopedpartoftheLaffercurve. c.onthenegativelyslopedpartoftheLaffercurve. d.experiencingsmalldeadweightlosses.    

External link to Question : 1) With respect to consumption, investment, government purchases and net : 1384364

Question : 1) With respect to consumption, investment, government purchases and net : 1384364

  1) With respect to consumption, investment, government purchases and net exports, the national-income and product accounts measure A) desired expenditures in each of the categories. B) both actual and desired expenditures, since actual expenditure must equal desired expenditure in each category. C) the flow of saving at any income. D) neither actual nor desired expenditures. E) actual expenditures in each of the categories. 2) […]

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Question : 31. (p. 58) All of the following occurred during the Mexican Revolution EXCEPT: A. the : 1242200

31. (p. 58) All of the following occurred during the Mexican Revolution EXCEPT:  A. the overthrow of dictator Díaz. B. the launching of the modern Mexican state. C. expulsion of foreigners. D. expulsion of North American businessmen. E. French arms support for the revolutionaries. 32. (p. 58) During the Mexican-American War, the ____, an Irish-American battalion, fought for the Mexicans against the United States.  A. San Patricios B. Irish Republican Guard C. Tex-Mexicans D. Runaways E. Los Niños Heroes 33. (p. 58) Which of […]

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Question : 51) When the value of nominal GDP increases from one : 1238425

  51) When the value of nominal GDP increases from one year to the next, we know that one or two things must have happened during that time: A) The nation produced fewer goods and services and/or prices fell for goods and services. B) Consumption expenditure increased and/or corporate profits increased. C) Investment increased and/or payments to employees increased. D) The nation produced more goods […]

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Question : 1) Which of the following the defining assumptions of the : 1384405

  1) Which of the following are the defining assumptions of the short run in macroeconomics? A) Factor prices are exogenous, and technology and factor supplies are changing. B) Factor prices adjust to output gaps, and technology and factor supplies are constant. C) Factor prices are exogenous, and technology and factor supplies are constant. D) Factor prices adjust to output gaps, and technology and factor […]

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Question : 131.Thomas Malthus’s model made the mistake of failing to consider: A. technological : 1378975

    131.Thomas Malthus’s model made the mistake of failing to consider: A. technological progress. B. inflation. C. comparative advantage. D. scarcity. 132.Which type of statement is most likely to include the word “should”? A. Positive statement B. Normative statement C. Fair statement D. Factual statement 133.A normative statement is generally based upon: A. data that can be tested. B. a factual claim. C. moral beliefs. D. scientific fact. 134.A factual claim about how the world actually […]

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