External link to Question : 11) Suppose that households became mistrustful of the banking system : 1266977

Question : 11) Suppose that households became mistrustful of the banking system : 1266977

  11) Suppose that households became mistrustful of the banking system and decide to decrease their checking accounts and increase their holdings of currency.  Using the money demand and money supply model and assuming everything else is held constant, the equilibrium interest rate should A) increase. B) decrease. C) not change. D) increase, then decrease. 12) Using the money demand and money supply model, an […]

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Question : 60.Relationship conflict usually causes people to: A.use logical analysis in organizational : 1243782

  60.Relationship conflict usually causes people to:  A.use logical analysis in organizational decision making. B.reduce communication and information sharing with the other party. C.rethink their assumptions and beliefs about the issue that is the source of conflict. D.stay away from organizational politics and related activities. E.concentrate on the issue rather than the people involved in the issue. 61.Effective managers should:  A.increase the amount of conflict […]

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Question : 17.6   Fed Policies During the 2007-2009 Recession 1) The Federal Reserve : 1244858

  17.6   Fed Policies During the 2007-2009 Recession   1) The Federal Reserve cut the federal funds rate seven times between September 2007 and March 2008. What event led the Fed to make these reductions in the federal funds rate? A) It was in response to reductions in the discount rate, which was also lowered seven times over the same time period. B) The chairman […]

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Question : 51) A student at New York University used to take : 1238417

  51) A student at New York University used to take the Redhound bus when she visited her grandmother in Boston. After graduating, although the bus fare and the plane fare were the same as they were when she was a student with a well-paid job on Wall Street, she now takes the plane to Boston to visit her grandmother. For this student, travel by […]

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Question : 61) One problem with measures of market concentrations that they : 1241311

    61) One problem with measures of market concentrations is that they do not A) account for barriers to entry. B) allow for all market types. C) account for the difficulty in collecting total revenue data. D) create meaningful comparisons across industries. E) accurately measure concentration in markets with fewer than 4 firms. 62) In monopolistic competition there A) are many firms and many […]

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Question : 71) The above figure shows the market for pizza. The : 1239015

  71) The above figure shows the market for pizza. The market is in equilibrium when new pizza firms enter the market. What point represents the most likely new price and quantity? A) A B) B C) C D) D E) E 72) The above figure shows the market for pizza. The market is in equilibrium when some of the pizza firms go out of […]

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Question : 5.1   The Price Elasticity of Demand 1) The price elasticity of : 1226439

    5.1   The Price Elasticity of Demand   1) The price elasticity of demand is a measure of A) the equilibrium price of a product. B) buyers’ responsiveness to changes in the price of a product. C) the amount of a product purchased when income increases. D) whether a product is a substitute or a complement. E) how much a change in demand affects […]

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Question : 51.Ifeveryonebenefitsfromhelpingthepoor, a.governmentinterventioncannotimprovesocialwell-being. b.eliminatingtaxesaimedatredistributingincomewillmakerichpeoplebetteroff. c.t : 1261433

  51.Ifeveryonebenefitsfromhelpingthepoor, a.governmentinterventioncannotimprovesocialwell-being. b.eliminatingtaxesaimedatredistributingincomewillmakerichpeoplebetteroff. c.taxingthewealthytoraiselivingstandardsofthepoorcanpotentiallymakeeveryonebetteroff. d.privatemarketscanadequatelyprovidecharityprogramstohelpthepoor,despitefree-riderproblems. 52.Whichofthefollowingisadisadvantageofgovernmentprovisionofapublicgood? a.Thegovernmentlacksinformationaboutwhatpeoplearewillingtopayforthegood. b.Thegovernmentdoesnotprovideenoughofanypublicgood. c.Theprivatesectorcanprovideallpublicgoodsatalowercost. d.Noneoftheaboveisadisadvantage. 53.Whichofthe followingisnotacharacteristicofapublicgood? a.Itisnotexcludable. b.Itisnotdiminishedordepreciatedasadditionalpeopleconsumethegood. c.Itsbenefitscannotbewithheldfromanyone. d.Becauseitisafreegood,thereisnoopportunitycost. 54.Toachievetheoptimalprovisionofpublicgoods,the a.marketshouldbeallowedtoarriveatanequilibriumwithoutgovernmentintervention. b.governmentmustlimittheprovisionofthegoods. c.governmentmusttaxproducersofthegoods. d.governmentmusteitherprovidethegoodsorsubsidizetheirproduction. 55.Producershavelittleincentivetoproduceapublicgoodbecause a.thesocialbenefitislessthantheprivatebenefit. b.thesocialbenefitislessthanthesocialcost. c.thereisafree-riderproblem. d.thereisaTragedyoftheCommons. 56.Thegovernmentprovidespublicgoodsbecause a.privatemarketsareincapableofproducingthesetypesofgoods. b.free-ridersmakeitdifficultforprivatemarketstosupplythesociallyoptimalquantity. c.marketsarealwaysbetteroffwithsomegovernmentoversight. d.externalbenefitswillaccruetoprivateproducers. 57.Toofewresourcesaredevotedtothecreationofknowledgebecauseprofit-seekingfirms a.undervalueknowledgeintheirpursuitofrevenues. b.overusetheirpatents. c.tendtofree-rideontheknowledgethatothershavedeveloped. d.tendtorelyonexistingemployeeknowledge. 58.Aswithmanypublicgoods,determiningtheappropriatelevelofgovernmentsupportfortheproductionofgeneralknowledgeisdifficultbecause a.patentscorrectforanunknownportionoftheexternality. b.benefitsarehardtomeasure. c.membersofCongressareoftenexpertsinthesciences. d.thecostsalwaysexceedthebenefits. 59.Whichofthefollowingisadisadvantageofgovernmentprovisionofapublicgoodsuchasnationaldefense? a.(i)only b.(i)and(ii)only c.(i)and(iii)only d.(i),(ii),and(iii) 60.Theprivately-ownedschoolsysteminSmalltownhasavirtuallyunlimitedcapacity.Itacceptsallapplicantsandoperatesonbothtuitionandprivatedonations.Althougheveryresidentplacesvalueonhavinganeducatedcommunity,theschool’srevenueshavesufferedlatelyduetoalargedeclineinprivatedonationsfromtheelderlypopulation.Sincethebenefitthateachcitizenreceivesfromhavinganeducatedcommunityisapublicgood,whichof thefollowingwouldnotbecorrect? a.Thefree-riderproblemcausestheprivatemarkettoundersupplyeducationtothecommunity. b.Thegovernmentcanpotentiallyhelpthemarketreachasociallyoptimallevelofeducation. c.Ataxincreasetopayforeducationcouldpotentiallymakethecommunitybetteroff. d.Theprivatemarketisthebestwaytosupplyeducation. Table11-1   ConsiderthetownofSpringfieldwithonlythreeresidents,Sophia,Amber,andCedric.Thethreeresidentsaretryingtodeterminehowlarge,inacres,theyshouldbuildthepublicpark.Thetablebelowshowseachresident’swillingnesstopayforeachacreofthepark.   Acres Sophia Amber Cedric 1 $10 $24 $6 […]

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  Appendix: Representing Preference with Indifference Curves: Another Use of the Budget Constraint   1) ________ in economics is a measure of satisfaction or happiness that comes from consuming a good or service. A) Budget B) Utility C) Income effect D) Substitution effect 2) A(n) ________ shows the bundles of two goods that provide an equal level of satisfaction to the consumer. A) budget set […]

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Question : Article Summary According to the Department of Agriculture, net farm income : 1387792

    Article Summary According to the Department of Agriculture, net farm income will grow to a record high of $120.6 billion in 2013, up from the previous high mark in 2011 and after adjusting for inflation, its second highest level since 1973. Net cash income, however, is expected to fall by 10 percent due to unsold inventories. Exports of chickens and milk are expected […]

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