External link to Question : 41) The consumption function based a number of assumptions. Given : 1384368

Question : 41) The consumption function based a number of assumptions. Given : 1384368

  41) The consumption function is based on a number of assumptions. Given these assumptions, which of the following statements is true? A) Below a certain level of income, APC > 1 and MPC < 0. B) The MPC and APC are always less than unity. C) As income rises, the MPC falls and the APC rises. D) The MPC is greater than zero and […]

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Question : 36.Which of the following not among the alternatives for relationships : 1302964

  36.Which of the following is not among the alternatives for relationships among people in Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck’s model? a.individualistic b.mixed (pages 22-23, moderate) c.group d.hierarchical 37.Which of the following is not a dimension in Hofstede’s model of cultures? a.high versus low power distance b.task versus relationship orientation (page 23, moderate) c.individualism versus collectivism d.high versus low uncertainty avoidance e.masculinity versus femininity 38.Hofstede says that […]

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Question : 81.Which of the following assisted by incubation in the creative : 1243913

  81.Which of the following is assisted by incubation in the creative process?  A.Escalation of commitment B.Prospect theory effect C.Convergent thinking D.Divergent thinking E.Decision choice 82.In the creative process, which of the following refers to the experience of suddenly becoming aware of a unique idea?  A.Incubation B.Illumination C.Preparation D.Verification E.Convergent thinking 83.The insight stage in the creative process:  A.provides a tested solution to complex problems. […]

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Question : 71) The above figure shows the supply curves in four : 1239182

  71) The above figure shows the supply curves in four different markets. If each of the markets has an identical downward sloping demand curve and the same tax is levied on suppliers, which market would produce the largest amount of deadweight loss? A) A B) B C) C D) D E) A and D 72) Tax incidence refers to A) how government taxes are […]

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Question : 11) One requirement for an industry to be perfectly competitive : 1226188

    11) One requirement for an industry to be perfectly competitive is that A) there are no restrictions on entry into or exit from the market. B) there are multiple restrictions on entry into or exit from the market. C) there are many firms selling different products. D) sellers and buyers have imperfect information about prices. E) the many firms sell slightly different products. […]

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Question : 91.Ataxincreasehas a.amultipliereffectbutnotacrowdingouteffect b.acrowdingouteffectbutnotamultipliereffect c.bothacrowdingoutandmultipliereffect d.neitheramul : 1262214

  91.Ataxincreasehas a.amultipliereffectbutnotacrowdingouteffect b.acrowdingouteffectbutnotamultipliereffect c.bothacrowdingoutandmultipliereffect d.neitheramultiplierorcrowdingouteffect 92.Whichofthefollowingsequencesbestrepresentsthecrowding-outeffect? a.governmentpurchases↑⇒GDP↑⇒supply ofmoney↓ b.governmentpurchases↓⇒GDP↓⇒demandformoney↓ c.governmentpurchases↑⇒GDP↑⇒demandformoney↑ d.taxes↑⇒GDP↓⇒demandformoney↓⇒equilibriuminterestrate↑ 93.AnaidetoaU.S.Congressmancomputestheeffectonaggregatedemandofa$20billiontaxcut.Theactualincreaseinaggregatedemandislessthantheaideexpected.Whichofthefollowingerrorsintheaide’scomputationwouldbeconsistentwithanoverestimationoftheimpactonaggregatedemand? a.TheactualMPCwaslargerthantheMPCtheaideusedtocomputethemultiplier. b.Theaidethoughtthetaxcutwouldbepermanent,buttheactualtaxcutwastemporary. c.Theincreaseinincomeshiftedmoneydemandlessthantheaidehadanticipated. d.Theincreaseinincomeresultedininvestmentrisingmorethantheaidehadanticipated. 94.Initially,theeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Aggregatedemandthenshiftsleftwardby$50billion.Thegovernmentwantstoincreaseitsspendinginordertoavoidarecession.Ifthecrowding-outeffectisalwaysone-thirdasstrongasthemultipliereffect,andiftheMPCequals0.6,thenbyhowmuchdogovernmentpurchaseshavetoincreaseinordertooffsetthe$50billionleftwardshift? a.by$90billion b.by$60billion c.by$20billion d.by$30billion 95.Initially,theeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Theaggregatedemandcurvethenshifts$50billiontotheleft.Thegovernmentwantstochangeitsspendingtooffsetthisdecreaseindemand.TheMPCis0.80.Supposetheeffectonaggregatedemandfromachangeintaxesis4/5thesizeofthechangefromgovernmentexpenditures.Thereisnocrowdingoutandnoacceleratoreffect.Whatshouldthegovernmentdoifitwantstooffsetthedecreaseinaggregatedemand? a.Raisebothtaxesandexpendituresby$5.56billiondollars. b.Raisetaxesby$40billiondollarsandincreaseexpendituresby$50billiondollars. c.Reducetaxesby$10billiondollarsandincreaseexpendituresby$10billiondollars. d.Reducetaxesby$5.56billiondollarsandincreaseexpendituresby$5.56billiondollars. 96.Initially,theeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Theaggregatedemandcurvethenshifts$80billiontotheleft.Thegovernmentwantstochangespendingtooffsetthisdecreaseindemand.TheMPCis0.75.Supposetheeffectonaggregatedemandofataxchangeis3/4asstrongastheeffectofachangeingovernmentexpenditure.Thereisnocrowdingoutandnoacceleratoreffect.WhatshouldthegovernmentdoifitwantstooffsetthedecreaseinrealGDP? a.Raisebothtaxesandexpendituresby$80billiondollars. b.Raisebothtaxesandexpendituresby$10billiondollars. c.Reducebothtaxesandexpendituresby$80billiondollars. d.Reducebothtaxesandexpendituresby$10billiondollars. 97.SupposetheMPCis0.9.Therearenocrowdingoutorinvestmentacceleratoreffects.Ifthegovernmentincreasesitsexpendituresby$30billion,thenbyhowmuchdoesaggregatedemandshifttotheright?Ifthegovernmentdecreasestaxesby$30billion,thenbyhowfardoesaggregatedemandshifttotheright? a.$283billionand$254.7billion b.$283billionand$283billion c.$300billionand$270billion d.$300billionand$300billion 98.SupposetheMPCis0.60.Assumetherearenocrowdingoutorinvestmentacceleratoreffects.Ifthegovernmentincreasesexpendituresby$200billion,thenbyhowmuchdoesaggregatedemandshifttotheright?Ifthegovernmentdecreasestaxesby$200billion,thenbyhowmuchdoesaggregatedemandshifttotheright? a.$300billionand$180billion b.$300billionand$300billion c.$500billionand$300billion d.$500billionand$500billion 99.Ataxcutshiftsaggregatedemand a.bymorethantheamountofthetaxcut. b.bythesameamountasthetaxcut. c.bylessthanthetaxcut. d.Noneoftheaboveisnecessarilycorrect. 100.Ifhouseholdsviewataxcutastemporary,thenthetaxcut a.hasnoeffectonaggregatedemand. b.hasmoreofaneffectonaggregatedemandthanifhouseholdsviewitaspermanent. c.hasthesameeffectaswhenhouseholdsviewthecutaspermanent. d.haslessofaneffectonaggregatedemandthanifhouseholdsviewitaspermanent.    

External link to Question : 41.Characterize EACH of the three given statements as being TRUE : 1309600

Question : 41.Characterize EACH of the three given statements as being TRUE : 1309600

    41.Characterize EACH of the three given statements as being TRUE or FALSE and then indicate the collective true-false status of the statements using the choices: (1) Two moles of O2 molecules contain twice Avogadro’s number of atoms. (2) The actual yield of a product in a chemical reaction is a measured rather than calculated quantity. (3) In an equation-based “grams of A to […]

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Question : 61) Which of the following statements a normative statement? A) Inflation : 1225982

    61) Which of the following statements is a normative statement? A) Inflation has been at an all time low this year. B) The minimum wage should be increased to $8.50 per hour. C) Unemployment this month has increased by less than 0.5 percentage point.. D) Additional spending on education has not produced any rise in test scores. E) Pepsi is less expensive than […]

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Question : 13.4   Comparing Monopolistic Competition and Perfect Competition 1) How does the : 1387844

  13.4   Comparing Monopolistic Competition and Perfect Competition   1) How does the long-run equilibrium of a monopolistically competitive industry differ from that of a perfectly competitive industry? A) A firm in monopolistic competition will earn economic profits, but a firm in perfect competition earns zero profit. B) A firm in monopolistic competition will charge a price higher than the average cost of production, but […]

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Question : 12.5   Integrative Questions 1) The dominant factor why the nominal interest : 1240497

  12.5   Integrative Questions   1) The dominant factor why the nominal interest rate differs among nations is that ________ differs among nations. A) potential GDP B) the unemployment rate C) inflation rate D) the price level E) the quantity of money   2) If the inflation rate is zero, the nominal interest rate is A) greater than the real interest rate. B) less than […]

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