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  21.Juan works for a college that offers correspondence courses. She works in the mailroom department stuffing envelopes with the replies of professors to students. She then seals the envelopes and puts them in an outgoing bin. She finds that on this job she has a lot of time for daydreaming. You would expect the organizational structure in her department should be: a.mechanistic. b.organic. c.high […]

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Question : 41) ________ represent(s) the cumulative added value of a company’s : 1353398

  41) ________ represent(s) the cumulative added value of a company’s investment in the marketing of a brand over time. A) Brand extensions B) Co-branding C) Brand image D) Brand equity E) Brand loyalty 42) ________ can also be thought of as an asset representing the value created by the relationship between the brand and its customers over time. A) Brand extensions B) Co-branding C) […]

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Question : 21) Which of the following a function of accounting information : 1283605

    21) Which of the following is a function of accounting information systems? A) procuring goods and services B) designing a service delivery system C) developing an induction process for all new hires D) strategizing for business diversification   22) Which of the following led to tighter standards for accounting practices, particularly in banking, and demanded more transparency and reporting? A) the global financial […]

External link to Question : 231.Whenacountrythatexportedaparticulargoodabandonsafree-tradepolicyandadoptsano-tradepolicy, a.producersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusincreasesinthemarketforthatgood. b.producersurplusinc : 1262621

Question : 231.Whenacountrythatexportedaparticulargoodabandonsafree-tradepolicyandadoptsano-tradepolicy, a.producersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusincreasesinthemarketforthatgood. b.producersurplusinc : 1262621

  231.Whenacountrythatexportedaparticulargoodabandonsafree-tradepolicyandadoptsano-tradepolicy, a.producersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusincreasesinthemarketforthatgood. b.producersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusdecreasesinthemarketforthatgood. c.producersurplusdecreasesandtotalsurplusincreasesinthemarketforthatgood. d.producersurplusdecreasesandtotalsurplusdecreasesinthemarketforthatgood. 232.Whenacountrythatimportedaparticulargoodabandonsafree-tradepolicyandadoptsano-tradepolicy, a.consumersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusincreasesinthemarketforthatgood. b.consumersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusdecreasesinthemarketforthatgood. c.consumersurplusdecreasesandtotalsurplusincreasesinthemarketforthatgood. d.consumersurplusdecreasesandtotalsurplusdecreasesinthemarketforthatgood. 233.Denmarkisanimporterofcomputerchipsandaddsa$5perchiptarifftotheworldpriceof$12perchip.SupposeDenmarkremovesthetariff.Whichofthefollowingoutcomesisnotpossible? a.MoreDanish-producedchipsaresoldinDenmark. b.Moreforeign-producedchipsaresoldinDenmark. c.Danishconsumersofchipsbecomebetteroff. d.TotalsurplusintheDanishchipmarketincreases. 234.Japanimposesa$300pertontariffonimportedsteel,raisingthepricechargedinJapanto$1,000.Usingonlythisinformation,whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.Theworldpriceforsteelis$300. b.Theworldpriceforsteelis$700. c.Theworldpriceforsteelis$1,000. d.Theworldpriceforsteelis$1,300. 235.Whenacountryallowsinternationaltradeandbecomesanimporterofagood, a.domesticproducersofthegoodbecomebetteroff. b.domesticconsumersofthegoodbecomebetteroff. c.thegainsofthewinnersfallshortofthelossesofthelosers. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 236.Theworldpriceofatonofsteelis$1,000.BeforeRussiaallowedtradeinsteel,thepriceofatonofsteeltherewas$650.OnceRussiaallowedtradeinsteelwithothercountries,Russiabegan a.exportingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiaremainedat$650. b.exportingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiaincreasedto$1,000. c.importingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiaremainedat$650. d.importingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiaincreasedto$1,000. 237.Theworldpriceofatonofsteelis$650.BeforeRussiaallowedtradeinsteel,thepriceofatonofsteelthere was a.exportingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiadecreasedto$650. b.exportingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiaremainedat$1,000. c.importingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiadecreasedto$650. d.importingsteelandthepricepertoninRussiaremainedat$1,000. 238.IfFreedoniachangesitslawstoallowinternationaltradeinsoftwareandtheworldpriceishigherthanitsdomesticprice,thenitmustbethecasethat a.bothconsumersurplusandproducersurplusincrease. b.consumersurplusincreasesandproducersurplusdecreases. c.consumersurplusdecreasesandproducersurplusincreases. d.bothconsumersurplusandproducersurplusdecrease. 239.IfFreedoniachangesitslawstoallowinternationaltradeinsoftwareandtheworldpriceislowerthanitsdomesticprice,thenitmustbethecasethat a.bothconsumersurplusandproducersurplusincrease. b.consumersurplusincreasesandproducersurplusdecreases. c.consumersurplusdecreasesandproducersurplusincreases. d.bothconsumersurplusandproducersurplusdecrease. 240.Domesticproducersofagoodbecomeworseoff,anddomesticconsumersofagoodbecomebetteroff,whenacountrybeginsallowinginternationaltradeinthatgoodand a.thecountrybecomesanimporterofthegoodasaresult. b.theworldpriceexceedsthedomesticpriceofthegoodthatprevailedbeforeinternationaltradewasallowed. c.thecountryinquestionhasacomparativeadvantage,relativetoothercountries,inproducingthegood. d.totalsurplusdoesnotchangeasaresult. 241.Whenacountryallowstradeandbecomesanexporterofagood, a.domesticproducersbecomebetteroff,anddomesticconsumersbecomeworseoff. b.domesticproducersbecomeworseoff,anddomesticconsumersbecomebetteroff. c.domesticproducersbecomebetteroff,buttheeffectonthewell-beingofdomesticconsumersisambiguous. d.domesticconsumersbecomeworseoff,buttheeffectonthewell-beingofdomesticproducersisambiguous. 242.Whenacountryallowstradeandbecomesanimporterofagood, a.domesticproducersbecomebetteroff,anddomesticconsumersbecomeworseoff. b.domesticproducersbecomeworseoff,anddomesticconsumersbecomebetteroff. c.domesticconsumersbecomebetteroff,buttheeffectonthewell-beingofdomesticproducersisambiguous. d.domesticproducersbecomeworseoff,buttheeffectonthewell-beingofdomesticconsumersisambiguous. 243.Inthemarketforapplesinacertaincountry,consumersurplusincreasesandtotalsurplusincreaseswhenthatcountry a.abandonsano-tradepolicy,adoptsafree-tradepolicy,andbecomesanimporterofapples. b.abandonsano-tradepolicy,adoptsafree-tradepolicy,andbecomesanexporterofapples. […]

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Question : 4.2   International Trade in the Specific Factors Model 1) A country : 1303492

    4.2   International Trade in the Specific Factors Model   1) A country that does NOT engage in trade can benefit from trade only if A) pre-trade and free-trade relative prices are not identical. B) it employs a unique technology. C) it has an absolute advantage in at least one good. D) its wage rate is below the world average. E) pre-trade and free-trade […]

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Question : 1.What the three primary particles found in an atom? A) : 1318363

1.What are the three primary particles found in an atom? A) neutron, positron, and electron B) electron, neutron, and proton C) electron, proton, and nucleon D) positron, electron, and nucleon E) proton, electron, and neutrino   2.What is the value of the mass number in the isotope ? A) 53 B) 78 C) 126.9 D) 131 E) 184   3.What term is used to describe […]

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Question : 44.              Midwest, Inc. has just borrowed $100,000 to purchase a : 1370013

    44.              Midwest, Inc. has just borrowed $100,000 to purchase a new piece of equipment. The contract calls for 10 semiannual payments of $12,637.88, beginning six months from today. The annual interest rate Southland is paying equals: A)9% B)12% C)10% D)cannot be determined from the information given     45.              Tanya Wagner plans to make annual deposits of $7,674.36 until she has accumulated $50,000. […]

External link to Question : 101.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Concernsaboutpollutioncausethegovernmenttosignificantlyrestricttheproductionofelectricity.Atthesametime,taxesfall.Intheshort-run a.realGDPwillrise,andtheprice : 1262170

Question : 101.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Concernsaboutpollutioncausethegovernmenttosignificantlyrestricttheproductionofelectricity.Atthesametime,taxesfall.Intheshort-run a.realGDPwillrise,andtheprice : 1262170

  101.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Concernsaboutpollutioncausethegovernmenttosignificantlyrestricttheproductionofelectricity.Atthesametime,taxesfall.Intheshort-run a.realGDPwillrise,andthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. b.realGDPwillfall,andthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. c.thepricelevelwillrise,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. d.thepricelevelwillfall,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. 102.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.SenatorAsucceedsingettingtaxesraised.Atthesametime, a.realGDPwillriseandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. b.realGDPwillfallandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. c.thepricelevelwillrise,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. d.thepricelevelwillfall,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. 103.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Inashortspanoftime,thereisasharpriseinthestockmarket,anincreaseingovernmentpurchases,anincreaseinthemoneysupplyandadeclineinthevalueofthedollar.Intheshortrun a.thepricelevelandrealGDPwillbothrise. b.thepricelevelandrealGDPwillbothfall. c.neitherthepriceleavenorrealGDPwillchange. d.Alloftheabovearepossible. 104.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Inashortspanoftime,thereisanincreaseinthemoneysupply,ataxdecrease,apessimisticrevisionofexpectationsaboutfuturebusinessconditions,andariseinthevalueofthedollar.Intheshortrun,wewouldexpect a.thepricelevelandrealGDPbothtorise. b.thepricelevelandrealGDPbothtofall. c.thepricelevelandrealGDPbothtostaythesame. d.Alloftheabovearepossible. 105.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Inashortspanoftime,thereisasharpincreaseinthesupplyoflabor,amajornewdiscoveryofoil,andnewenvironmentalregulationsthatraisethecostofelectricityproduction. Intheshortrun a.thepricelevelwillriseandrealGDPwillfall. b.thepricelevelwillfallandrealGDPwillrise. c.thepricelevelandrealGDPwillbothstaythesame. d.Alloftheabovearepossible. 106.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Inashortspanoftime,thereisalargeinfluxofskilledimmigrants,amajornewdiscoveryofoil,andamajornewtechnologicaladvanceinelectricityproduction.Intheshortrun,wewouldexpect a.thepriceleveltoriseandrealGDPtofall. b.thepriceleveltofallandrealGDPtorise. c.thepricelevelandrealGDPbothtostaythesame. d.Alloftheabovearepossible. 107.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Ifthereisasharpincreaseintheminimumwageaswellasanincreaseintaxes,thenintheshortrun,realGDPwill a.riseandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelongrun,thepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesamebutrealGDPwillbeunaffected. b.fallandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelongrun,thepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesamebutrealGDPwillbeunaffected. c.riseandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelongrun,thepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesamebutrealGDPwillbelower. d.fallandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelongrun,thepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesamebutrealGDPwillbelower. 108.Supposetheeconomyisinlong-runequilibrium.Ifthereisasharpdeclineingovernmentpurchasescombinedwithasignificantincreaseinimmigrationofskilledworkers,thenintheshortrun, a.realGDPwillriseandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelong-run,realGDPwillriseandthepricelevelmightrise,fall,orstaythesame. b.thepricelevelwillfall,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelong-run,realGDPandthepricelevelwillbeunaffected. c.thepricelevelwillrise,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelongrun,realGDPwillriseandthepricelevelwillfall. d.thepricelevelwillfall,andrealGDPmightrise,fall,orstaythesame.Inthelongrun,realGDPwillriseandthepricelevelwillfall. 109.In1986,OPECcountriesincreasedtheirproductionofoil.Thiscaused a.thepriceleveltorise. b.aggregatesupplytoshiftright. c.unemploymenttorise. d.Noneoftheaboveiscorrect. 110.Inthemid-1970sthepriceofoilrosedramatically.This a.shiftedaggregatesupplyleft,thepricelevelrose,andrealGDPfell. b.causedU.S.pricestofall,andrealGDProse. c.causedanincreaseinU.S.pricesandrealGDP. d.causedadecreaseinU.S.pricesandrealGDP.    

External link to Question : 31) Screen attractiveness a component of ________. A) compliance requirements B) integration : 1283637

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    31) Screen attractiveness is a component of ________. A) compliance requirements B) integration requirements C) security requirements D) usability requirements 32) Tom Daniels, an employee of a telecommunications company, is developing a software for employees to activate value-added services in a matter of seconds. Which of the following requirements is he developing if he is working on the visual appeal of the interface […]

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Question : 51) Suppose that at a given interest rate and money : 1384457

  51) Suppose that at a given interest rate and money supply, all firms and households simultaneously try to add to their money balances. They do this by trying to ________, which causes an excess ________, which causes a(n) ________, and finally a(n) ________ in the interest rate. A) sell bonds; supply of bonds; increase in the price of bonds; decrease B) buy bonds; supply […]

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