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Question : 11) Assume there no government or foreign sector. If the : 1381122

  11) Assume there is no government or foreign sector. If the MPS is 0.05, the multiplier is A) 0.95. B) 10. C) 20. D) 50.   12) Assume there is no government or foreign sector. If the multiplier is 10, a $10 billion increase in planned investment will cause aggregate output to increase by A) $1 billion. B) $5 billion. C) $10 billion. D) […]

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Question : 17) Suppose that from a new checkable deposit, First National : 1373763

  17) Suppose that from a new checkable deposit, First National Bank holds eight million dollars on deposit with the Federal Reserve, one million dollars in required reserves, and faces a required reserve ratio of ten percent.  Given this information, we can say First National Bank has ________ million dollars in excess reserves. A) two B) eight C) nine D) ten 18) Suppose that from […]

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Question : 11) The Taylor rule links the Federal Reserve’s target for : 1244852

    11) The Taylor rule links the Federal Reserve’s target for the A) money supply to shifts in money demand. B) money supply to changes in interest rates. C) federal funds rate to economic variables. D) federal funds rate to the money supply.   12) Suppose that the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee adheres to the ideas expressed by ________. If the economy moves […]

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Question : 221.Aminimumwagethatissetaboveamarket’sequilibriumwagewillresultinanexcess a.demandforlabor,thatis,unemployment. b.demandforlabor,thatis,ashortageofworkers. c.supplyofla : 1262439

  221.Aminimumwagethatissetaboveamarket’sequilibriumwagewillresultinanexcess a.demandforlabor,thatis,unemployment. b.demandforlabor,thatis,ashortageofworkers. c.supplyoflabor,thatis,unemployment. d.supplyoflabor,thatis,ashortageofworkers. 222.Unlikeminimumwagelaws,wagesubsidies a.discouragefirmsfromhiringtheworkingpoor. b.causeunemployment. c.helponlywealthyworkers. d.raisethelivingstandardsoftheworkingpoorwithoutcreatingunemployment. 223.TheEarnedIncomeTaxCreditisanexampleofa a.minimum-wagelaw. b.priceceiling. c.wagesubsidy. d.rentsubsidy. 224.Whichofthefollowingiscorrect?Pricecontrols a.alwayshelpthosetheyaredesignedtohelp. b.neverhelpthosetheyaredesignedtohelp. c.oftenhurtthosetheyaredesignedtohelp. d.alwayshurtthosetheyaredesignedtohelp. 225.Whichofthefollowingwouldnotinterferewithmarketequilibria? a.aminimumwage b.arentcontrol c.anon-bindingpricefloor d.abindingpriceceiling 226.Onedisadvantageofgovernmentsubsidiesoverpricecontrolsisthatsubsidies a.preventtheattainmentofequilibriuminthemarketsinwhichtheyareimposed. b.makehighertaxesnecessary. c.arealwaysunfairtothosewithlowincomes. d.causeunemployment. 227.Whichofthefollowingiscorrect? a.Workersdeterminethesupplyoflabor,andfirmsdeterminethedemandforlabor. b.Workersdeterminethedemandforlabor,andfirmsdeterminethesupplyoflabor. c.Thelabormarketisasinglemarketforalldifferenttypesofworkers. d.Thepriceoftheproductproducedbylaboradjuststobalancethesupplyoflaborandthedemandforlabor. 228.Asrationingmechanisms,prices a.andlonglinesareefficient. b.areefficient,butlonglinesareinefficient. c.areinefficient,butlonglinesareefficient. d.andlonglinesareinefficient. 229.In“VenezuelaVersustheMarket,”thelonglinesandshortagesarecausedby a.decliningworldenergyprices. b.unfetteredcapitalism. c.pricefloorsthatareintendedtomakefoodmoreaffordableforthepoor. d.priceceilingsthatareintendedtomakefoodmoreaffordableforthepoor. 230.In“VenezuelaVersustheMarket,”thepricecontrolplacedoncoffee a.createdashortageofcoffee. b.resultedinhigherprofitsforcoffeegrowers. c.increasedcoffeeexportstoothercountries. d.increasedtheamountoflandandcoffeeusedinproduction. 231.Asarationingmechanism,discriminationaccordingtosellerbiasis a.efficientandfair. b.efficient,butpotentiallyunfair. c.inefficient,butfair. d.inefficientandpotentiallyunfair. 232.Longlines a.anddiscriminationaccordingtosellerbiasarebothinefficientrationingmechanismsbecausetheybothwaste b.anddiscriminationaccordingtosellerbiasarebothinefficientrationingmechanismsbecausethegooddoesnotnecessarilygotothebuyerwhovaluesitmosthighly. c.areaninefficientrationingmechanismbecausetheywastebuyers’time,anddiscriminationaccordingtosellerbiasisaninefficientrationingmechanismbecausethegooddoesnotnecessarilygotothebuyerwhovaluesitmosthighly. d.areaninefficientrationingmechanismbecausethegooddoesnotnecessarilygotothebuyerwhovaluesitmosthighly,anddiscriminationaccordingtosellerbiasisaninefficientrationingmechanismbecauseitwastesbuyers’time.    

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    41)Statements: (1) A molecule is a group of two or more atoms that functions as a unit because the atoms are bound together by chemical forces. (2) The crushing of ice to make ice chips is a physical procedure that involves a chemical change. (3) Most naturally occurring samples of matter are mixtures rather than pure substances. a)All three statements are true. b)Two […]

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Question : 106.Which of the following a conclusion by organizational behavior scholars : 1243868

  106.Which of the following is a conclusion by organizational behavior scholars regarding job satisfaction?  A.As job performance increases, job satisfaction decreases. B.Job performance is the sole predictor of job satisfaction. C.Job satisfaction is not related to job performance. D.People with higher job satisfaction have higher job performance. E.Job satisfaction does not affect customer performance. 107.Which of the following proposes that job satisfaction has a […]

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Question : 43) If buyers pay more of a tax than do : 1241641

  43) If buyers pay more of a tax than do the sellers, A) demand is more elastic than supply. B) the amount of tax revenue collected by the government is almost zero. C) supply is more elastic than demand. D) the equilibrium price paid by buyers rises by less than half the amount of the tax. E) None of the above answers is correct. […]

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Question : 31. (p. 21) The global marketing concept views the marketplace as consisting of : 1242041

  31. (p. 21) The global marketing concept views the marketplace as consisting of one primary domestic market that is complimented by several smaller regional markets.  32. (p. 6) Of all the events and trends affecting global business today, four stand out as the most dynamic. Which of the following would be one of those events?  A. The trend toward buying American cars in Europe. B. The trend toward the acceptance of the […]

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Question : 21) Which of the following an example of specialization? A) The : 1377365

  21) Which of the following is an example of specialization? A) The output of workers in a chocolate factory doubled when a new manager was appointed. B) The cost of production of a light making factory decreased as its capacity increased. C) Instead of a worker making an entire shoe, the total productivity increased when different workers were allotted different jobs in the production […]

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Question : 21) In the used car market with no warranties, the : 1241105

    21) In the used car market with no warranties, the equilibrium is a ________ and there is ________. A) pooling equilibrium; inefficiency, partly because of oversupply of good cars B) pooling equilibrium; inefficiency, partly because of oversupply of lemons C) separating equilibrium; no inefficiency D) separating equilibrium; inefficiency, partly because of oversupply of lemons E) pooling equilibrium; no inefficiency   22) In the […]

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