External link to Question : 12.2   Information Problems in Insurance Markets 1) The idea of an : 1226087

Question : 12.2   Information Problems in Insurance Markets 1) The idea of an : 1226087

  12.2   Information Problems in Insurance Markets   1) The idea of an insurance company “pooling” the risk means that A) the risk is completely eliminated from society. B) the insurance company requires buyers to pay a large deductible. C) the risk is spread over a large population. D) the insurance company insists on a pooling equilibrium. E) moral hazard and adverse selection are eliminated. […]

External link to Question : 21) The ________ hurt by importing a good. A) domestic consumers : 1241657

Question : 21) The ________ hurt by importing a good. A) domestic consumers : 1241657

  21) The ________ are hurt by importing a good. A) domestic consumers of the good B) domestic producers of the good C) domestic governments D) foreign producers of the good E) foreign governments   22) When the United States imports goods from the rest of the world, which of the following parties is harmed? i.domestic producers of the good ii.domestic consumers of the good […]

External link to Question : 67.Within the bankruptcy process when debts exchanged for equity or : 1325825

Question : 67.Within the bankruptcy process when debts exchanged for equity or : 1325825

    67.Within the bankruptcy process when debts are exchanged for equity or the maturity of existing debts are extended, this is called a.a recapitalization. b.a reprioritization. c.a refinancing. d.none of the above       68.A cramdown procedure is used when a.a reorganization plan fails to meet the standard for approval by all classes under the unanimous consent procedure. b.the firm is clearly insolvent […]

External link to Question : 81.WhichofthefollowingexamplesofproductionofgoodsandserviceswouldbeincludedinU.S.GDP? a.Sally,aCanadiancitizen,worksonadrillingcrewinNorthDakotaforNorthlandGasServices,andNorthlandsellsthenaturalgastoaut : 1261634

Question : 81.WhichofthefollowingexamplesofproductionofgoodsandserviceswouldbeincludedinU.S.GDP? a.Sally,aCanadiancitizen,worksonadrillingcrewinNorthDakotaforNorthlandGasServices,andNorthlandsellsthenaturalgastoaut : 1261634

  81.WhichofthefollowingexamplesofproductionofgoodsandserviceswouldbeincludedinU.S.GDP? a.Sally,aCanadiancitizen,worksonadrillingcrewinNorthDakotaforNorthlandGasServices,andNorthlandsellsthenaturalgastoautilitycompanyinCanada. b.JimgrowspecansforhisfamilyintheyardoftheirSanAntoniohome. c.JoegrowsmarijuanainhisKansasCityhomeandsellsittohisfriendsandneighbors. d.NoneoftheaboveexamplesofproductionwouldbeincludedinU.S.GDP. 82.WhichofthefollowingtransactionsaddstoU.S.GDPfor2015? a.In2015,Annsellsacarthatsheboughtin2011toBillfor$7,000. b.AnAmericanmanagementconsultantworksinCanadaduringthesummerof2015andearnstheequivalentof$40,000duringthattime. c.WhenKenandKimwerebothsingle,theylivedinseparateapartmentsandeachpaid$800inrent.KenandKimgotmarriedin2015andtheyboughtapreviouslyunoccupiedhousethat,accordingtoreliableestimates,couldberentedfor$1,700permonth. d.NoneoftheabovetransactionsaddstoU.S.GDPfor2015. 83.WhichofthefollowingtransactionsaddstoU.S.GDPfor2015? a.In2015,Frank’sFetamanufactures2000poundsofcheesethatwilleventuallybesoldtogrocerystores. The2000poundsofcheeseremainsinFrank’sinventoryattheendof2015. b.AnIrishmarketingconsultantworksinRichmondduringthesummerof2015andearns$45,000duringthattime. c.WhenLenandMikawerebothsingle,theylivedinseparateapartmentsandeachpaid$700inrent.LenandMikagotmarriedin2015andtheyboughtapreviouslyunoccupiedhousethat,accordingtoreliableestimates,couldberentedfor$1,500permonth. d.AlloftheabovetransactionsaddtoU.S.GDPfor2015. 84.Thegovernmentofacountry,whichhasadoptedAmericanGDPaccountingconventions,reportedthatseasonallyadjustedGDPinquarter3was$48billionatanannualrate.Thismeansthattheseasonally-adjustedmarketvalueofallfinalgoodsandservicesproducedwithinthiscountryinquarter3was a.$4billion. b.$12 billion. c.$16 billion. d.$48 billion. 85.ThegovernmentofcountryA,whichhasadoptedAmericanGDPaccountingconventions,hascalculatedthattheseasonally-adjustedmarketvalueofallfinalgoodsandservicesproducedwithincountryAinquarter1was$5billion.ThegovernmentwillreportthatGDPinquarter1was a.$1.25billionatanannualrate. b.$4billionatanannualrate. c.$5billionatanannualrate. d.$20billionatanannualrate. 86.Thestatisticaldiscrepancythatregularlyarisesinnationalincomeaccountingreferstotheslightdifferencebetween a.personalincomeandpersonaldisposableincome. b.estimatesofGDPandactualGDP. c.theincomeandexpenditureapproachestothecalculationofGDP. d.thequarterlyandannualapproachestothecalculationofGDP. 87.Astatisticaldiscrepancy a.existsbecausedatasourcesarenotperfect,someasuresofexpendituresandincomearenotequal. b.insuresthatGDPwillapproximatelyequalGNP. c.explainsthecloseassociationbetweenGDPandqualityoflifemeasuressuchasliteracyandlifeexpectancy. d.explainstheinadequacyofGDPincapturingthevalueofleisureandthevalueofacleanenvironment. 88.WhichgovernmententitycomputesU.S.GDPeverythreemonths? a.theCouncilofEconomicAdvisers b.theDepartmentofCommerce c.theDepartmentofTreasury d.theFederalReserve 89.WhichofthefollowingcorrectlyordersU.S.incomemeasuresfromlargesttosmallest? a.disposablepersonalincome,grossnationalproduct,nationalincome,netnationalproduct,personalincome b.personalincome,netnationalproduct,nationalincome,grossnationalproduct,disposablepersonalincome c.grossnationalproduct,netnationalproduct,nationalincome,personalincome,disposablepersonalincome d.disposablepersonalincome,personalincome,nationalincome,netnationalproduct,grossnationalproduct 90.U.S.GDPandU.S.GNParerelatedasfollows: a.GNP=GDP+Valueofexportedgoods-Valueofimportedgoods. b.GNP=GDP-Valueofexportedgoods+Valueofimportedgoods. c.GNP=GDP+IncomeearnedbyforeignersintheU.S.-IncomeearnedbyU.S.citizensabroad. d.GNP=GDP-IncomeearnedbyforeignersintheU.S.+IncomeearnedbyU.S.citizensabroad.    

External link to Question : 17.3   Equilibrium in the Labor Market 1) The equilibrium wage and : 1387983

Question : 17.3   Equilibrium in the Labor Market 1) The equilibrium wage and : 1387983

  17.3   Equilibrium in the Labor Market   1) The equilibrium wage and quantity of labor in the market for skilled workers is determined by A) the strength of labor unions. B) the monopsony power of firms. C) the demand and supply of labor. D) the market value created by the output of these skilled workers.     2) What happens to the equilibrium wage […]

External link to Question : 21.Theaggregatequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedchangesasthepricelevelfallsbecause a.realwealthfalls,interestratesrise,andthedollarappreciates. b.realwealthfalls,interestratesrise,andthed : 1262136

Question : 21.Theaggregatequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedchangesasthepricelevelfallsbecause a.realwealthfalls,interestratesrise,andthedollarappreciates. b.realwealthfalls,interestratesrise,andthed : 1262136

  21.Theaggregatequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedchangesasthepricelevelfallsbecause a.realwealthfalls,interestratesrise,andthedollarappreciates. b.realwealthfalls,interestratesrise,andthedollardepreciates. c.realwealthrises,interestratesfall,andthedollarappreciates. d.realwealthrises,interestratesfall,andthedollardepreciates. 22.Otherthingsthesame,anincreaseinthepricelevelmakesthedollarspeopleholdworth a.more,sotheycanbuymore. b.more,sotheycanbuyless. c.less,sotheycanbuymore. d.less,sotheycanbuyless. 23.Whenthepricelevelincreases,therealvalueofpeople’smoneyholdings a.falls,sotheybuymore. b.falls,sotheybuyless. c.rises,sotheybuymore. d.rises,sotheybuyless. 24.Otherthingsthesame,adecreaseinthepricelevelmakesthedollarspeopleholdworth a.more,sotheycanbuymore. b.more,sotheycanbuyless. c.less,sotheycanbuymore. d.less,sotheycanbuyless. 25.Otherthingsthesame,anincreaseinthepricelevelmakesconsumersfeel a.lesswealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedfalls. b.lesswealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedrises. c.morewealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedrises. d.morewealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedfalls. 26.Otherthingsthesame,adecreaseinthepricelevelmakesconsumersfeel a.lesswealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedfalls. b.lesswealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedrises. c.morewealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedrises. d.morewealthy,sothequantityofgoodsandservicesdemandedfalls. 27.Peoplewillbuymoreifthepricelevel a.risesbecauserisingpricesincreasetherealvalueofadollar. b.risesbecauserisingpricesdecreasetherealvalueofadollar. c.fallsbecausefallingpricesincreasetherealvalueofadollar. d.fallsbecausefallingpricesdecreasetherealvalueofadollar. 28.Inthecontextofaggregatedemandandaggregatesupply,thewealtheffectreferstotheideathat,whenthepriceleveldecreases,therealwealthofhouseholds a.increasesandasaresultconsumptionspendingincreases.Thiseffectcontributestothedownwardslopeoftheaggregate-demandcurve. b.decreasesandasaresultconsumptionspendingincreases.Thiseffectcontributestotheupwardslopeoftheaggregate-supplycurve. c.increasesandasaresulthouseholdsincreasetheirmoneyholdings;inturn,interestratesincreaseandinvestmentspendingdecreases.Thiseffectcontributestothedownwardslopeoftheaggregate-demandcurve. d.decreasesandasaresulthouseholdsincreasetheirmoneyholdings;inturn,interestratesincreaseandinvestmentspendingdecreases.Thiseffectcontributestotheupwardslopeoftheaggregate-supplycurve. 29.Asthepricelevelrises a.peoplewillwanttobuymorebonds,sotheinterestraterises. b.peoplewillwanttobuyfewerbonds,sotheinterestratefalls. c.peoplewillwanttobuymorebonds,sotheinterestratefalls. d.peoplewillwanttobuyfewerbonds,sotheinterestraterises. 30.Asthepricelevelrises a.peoplewillwanttoholdmoremoney,sotheinterestraterises. b.peoplewillwanttoholdmoremoney,sotheinterestratefalls. c.peoplewillwanttoholdlessmoney,sotheinterestratefalls. d.peoplewillwanttoholdlessmoney,sotheinterestraterises.    

External link to Question : 71) An improvement in technology will cause the A) production possibility : 1381037

Question : 71) An improvement in technology will cause the A) production possibility : 1381037

    71) An improvement in technology will cause the A) production possibility frontier to shift outward. B) production possibility frontier to shift inward. C) economy to move down the production possibility frontier. D) economy to move closer to its production possibility frontier.   72) Consider two countries, Japan and Malaysia. Japan devotes a smaller portion of its production to capital. All other things equal, […]

External link to Question : 1.4   Why Study International Finance? 1) American companies can borrow funds A) : 1373624

Question : 1.4   Why Study International Finance? 1) American companies can borrow funds A) : 1373624

  1.4   Why Study International Finance?   1) American companies can borrow funds A) only in U.S. financial markets. B) only in foreign financial markets. C) in both U.S. and foreign financial markets. D) only from the U.S. government.   2) The price of one country’s currency in terms of another country’s currency is called the A) exchange rate. B) interest rate. C) Dow Jones […]

External link to Question : 51) A statement that argues that “if taxes gasoline increase, : 1227740

Question : 51) A statement that argues that “if taxes gasoline increase, : 1227740

    51) A statement that argues that “if taxes on gasoline increase, gasoline consumption will decrease” is an example of what kind of statement? A) a marginal statement B) a macroeconomic statement C) a normative statement D) a positive statement E) a statement that violates rational choice 52) Which of the following statements is a positive statement? A) Our country must increase military spending. […]

External link to Question : 171.Harry’s Seafood considering the addition of a fish hatchery. Construction : 1302841

Question : 171.Harry’s Seafood considering the addition of a fish hatchery. Construction : 1302841

  171.Harry’s Seafood is considering the addition of a fish hatchery. Construction of the facility is estimated to cost $1,100,000 and will be depreciated over 10 years using the straight-line method. The hatchery is expected to have no estimated residual value. Harry’s Seafood has a required rate of return of 12%. Incremental net income related to each year of the investment is as follows:   […]

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