External link to Question : 31) Creatine kinase can be used in the diagnosis of  : 1363056

Question : 31) Creatine kinase can be used in the diagnosis of  : 1363056

  31) Creatine kinase can be used in the diagnosis of  A) hepatitis. B) rickets. C) heart attack. D) prostatitis. E) cancer. 32) Most enzymes are deactivated permanently above a temperature of about A) 25 °C. B) 37 °F. C) 40 °C. D) 45 °F. E) 50 °C. 33) The surface of a freshly cut apple turns brown because of A) inhibition of the surface […]

External link to Question : 91) Most economists now accept the proposition that A) an ideal : 1384474

Question : 91) Most economists now accept the proposition that A) an ideal : 1384474

  91) Most economists now accept the proposition that A) an ideal monetary policy would allow the money supply to grow at a constant rate. B) to reduce the long-run rate of inflation there must be a sustained monetary contraction. C) monetary policy leaves real GDP and the overnight lending rate unaffected in the short run. D) lowering the Bank Rate will have no effect […]

External link to Question : 61) Kari the VP of a mid-sized plant. Employees able : 1346321

Question : 61) Kari the VP of a mid-sized plant. Employees able : 1346321

    61) Kari is the VP of a mid-sized plant. Employees are able to see how their work affects the plant’s performance. The corporation is relatively flat and the market for the product is quite stable. Which of the following would be the best choice of a pay-for-performance plan? A) Individual-based pay B) Merit-based pay C) A gainsharing plan D) A team-based plan   […]

External link to Question : 14.2   Equilibrium Expenditure 1) The components of aggregate expenditure that not : 1238147

Question : 14.2   Equilibrium Expenditure 1) The components of aggregate expenditure that not : 1238147

  14.2   Equilibrium Expenditure 1) The components of aggregate expenditure that are not influenced by GDP are known as A) unplanned expenditure. B) induced expenditure. C) planned expenditure. D) autonomous expenditure. E) fixed expenditure. 2) Autonomous expenditure is expenditure that is A) influenced by real GDP. B) influenced by the interest rate. C) not influenced by real GDP. D) not influenced by the interest rate. […]

External link to Question : 21) The price of lumber increased by 10 percent and : 1241502

Question : 21) The price of lumber increased by 10 percent and : 1241502

  21) The price of lumber increased by 10 percent and the quantity supplied increased by 20 percent. The supply of lumber is A) inelastic. B) perfectly elastic. C) perfectly inelastic. D) unit elastic. E) elastic. 22) Suppose a 20 percent increase in the price of gasoline results in a 25 percent increase in the quantity supplied. This response means that gasoline has A) an […]

External link to Question : 61.TherelativelylowinflationexperiencedintheUnitedStatesinthe1990sisattributableto a.slowgrowthofU.S.productivityduringthe1990s. b.slowgrowthofthequantityofmoneyintheU.S.inthe1990s. : 1261354

Question : 61.TherelativelylowinflationexperiencedintheUnitedStatesinthe1990sisattributableto a.slowgrowthofU.S.productivityduringthe1990s. b.slowgrowthofthequantityofmoneyintheU.S.inthe1990s. : 1261354

  61.TherelativelylowinflationexperiencedintheUnitedStatesinthe1990sisattributableto a.slowgrowthofU.S.productivityduringthe1990s. b.slowgrowthofthequantityofmoneyintheU.S.inthe1990s. c.lowlevelsofgovernmentspendingintheU.S.inthe1980sand1990s. d.theeight-yearpresidencyofWilliamJeffersonClintonduringthe1990s. 62.Duringthe1990s,theUnitedKingdomexperiencedlowlevelsofinflationwhileTurkeyexperiencedhighlevelsofinflation.Alikelyexplanationofthesefactsisthat a.theUnitedKingdomhasabettereducationsystemthanTurkey. b.therateofgrowthofthequantityofmoneywasslowerintheUnitedKingdomthaninTurkey. c.workersinTurkeyaremoreproductivethanworkersintheUnitedKingdom. d.therearemoreinstancesofmarketpowerinTurkeythanintheUnitedKingdom. 63.Thetradeoffbetweeninflationandunemployment a.impliesthatpoliciesdesignedtoreduceunemploymentalsoreduceinflation. b.waseliminatedbyimprovedeconomicpoliciesinthe1900s. c.isalong-runtradeoff,persistingfordecades,accordingtomosteconomists. d.Noneoftheabovearecorrect. 64.Germanycouldhaveavoidedthehighinflationthatitexperiencedinthe1920sby a.notdirectingsomanyofitsresourcestowardpreparationforWorldWarII. b.notincreasingtaxessomuchontheGermanmiddleclass. c.notallowingthequantityofmoneytoincreasesorapidly. d.usinggovernmentpoliciestostimulatetheeconomymoresothanwhatwasdone. 65.Intheshortrun,whichofthefollowingisnotcorrect? a.Increasingthemoneysupplyincreasesthedemandforgoodsandservices. b.Increasingthemoneysupplyencouragesfirmstohiremoreworkers. c.Loweringthemoneysupplyleadstoahigherlevelofunemployment. d.Policiesthatencouragehigheremploymentwillalsoinducealowerrateofinflation. 66.InresponsetothedeepeconomicdownturnintheUSin2008and2009,theUS a.reducedtaxes. b.increasedgovernmentspending. c.increasedthesupplyofmoney. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 67.ThecombinationofPresidentObama’sstrategiesandtheFederalReserve’sreactiontothedeepeconomicdownturnintheUSin2008and2009 a.intendedtoreduceunemployment. b.mayleadtoexcessiveinflationovertime. c.resultedinhighertaxesandanincreasedsupplyofmoney. d.Bothaandbarecorrect. 68.Theshort-runtradeoffbetweeninflationandunemploymentimpliesthat,intheshortrun, a.adecreaseinthegrowthrateofthequantityofmoneywillbeaccompaniedbyanincreaseintheunemploymentrate. b.anincreaseinthegrowthrateofthequantityofmoneywillbeaccompaniedbyanincreaseintheunemploymentrate. c.policymakersareabletoreducetheinflationrateand,atthesametime,reducetheunemploymentrate. d.policymakerscaninfluencetheinflationrate,butnottheunemploymentrate. 69.Theirregularandlargelyunpredictablefluctuationsineconomicactivityarecalled a.marketfailure. b.businesscycle. c.inflation. d.unemployment. 70.Thebusinesscycleisthe a.relationshipbetweenunemploymentandinflation. b.irregularfluctuationsineconomicactivity. c.positiverelationshipbetweenthequantityofmoneyinaneconomyandinflation. d.predictablechangesineconomicactivityduetochangesingovernmentspendingandtaxes.    

External link to Question : 91.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750.Thentotalsurplusforthe4businessownersis a.$750ifthereis1ferrytrip. b.$40ifthereare2ferrytrips. c.$150if : 1261437

Question : 91.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750.Thentotalsurplusforthe4businessownersis a.$750ifthereis1ferrytrip. b.$40ifthereare2ferrytrips. c.$150if : 1261437

  91.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750.Thentotalsurplusforthe4businessownersis a.$750ifthereis1ferrytrip. b.$40ifthereare2ferrytrips. c.$150ifthereare3ferrytrips. d.-$400ifthereare4ferrytrips. 92.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.Whichbusinessowner(s)wouldbeopposedtohavinganyferrytrips? a.onlytheownerofStoreB b.onlytheownersofStoresAandB c.onlytheownersofStoresAandBandRestaurant2 d.All4businessownerswouldbeopposedtopayingforanyferrytrips. 93.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.HowmanyferrytripswouldtheownerofRestaurant1prefertohave? a.0 b.1 c.2 d.3 94.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$1,000perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.HowmanyferrytripswouldtheownerofStoreAprefertohave? a.0 b.1 c.2 d.3 95.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$750perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.TheownerofRestaurant1wouldprefertohave3ferrytrips. b.TheownerofRestaurant2wouldprefertohave2ferrytrips. c.TheownerofStoreAwouldprefertohave1ferrytrip. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 96.RefertoTable11-5.Supposethecosttoruntheferryforeachroundtripis$1,000perdayandthe4businessownershaveagreedtosplitthecostsoftheferrytripsequally.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiscorrect? a.TheownerofRestaurant1wouldprefertohave2ferrytrips. b.TheownerofRestaurant2wouldprefertohave1ferrytrip. c.TheownersofStoresAandBwouldprefertohave0trips. d.Alloftheabovearecorrect. 97.Ifthegovernmentdecidestobuildanewhighway,thefirststepwouldbetoconductastudytodeterminethevalueoftheproject.Thestudyiscalleda a.budgetanalysis. b.projectanalysis. c.reimbursementanalysis. d.cost-benefitanalysis. 98.Supposethecosttoerectatornadosireninasmalltownis$15,000.Inaddition,supposethevalueofahumanlifeis$10million. Bywhatpercentagewouldthesirenneedtoreducetheriskofafatalityforthebenefitsofthesirentoexceedthecostsofthesiren? a.Byatleast0.015percentagepoints. b.Byatleast0.15percentagepoints. c.Byatleast1.5percentagepoints. d.Byatleast5percentagepoints. 99.Studiesthatcomparethewagesofmoreriskyandlessriskyoccupationsestimatethevalueofahumanlifetobeabout a.$1million. b.$5million. c.$10million. d.$20million. 100.Whichof the followingisnotareasonthatthefindingsofcost-benefitanalysesonpublicgoodsareonlyroughapproximations? a.Withoutprices,itisdifficulttobesurehowmuchpeoplereallyvalueagood. b.Analystscan’tbesurethattherespondentstosurveysaretellingthetruth. c.Analysismustincludenotonlythecostofbuildingtheprojectbutalsothecostofmaintenance,ifany. d.Peoplevaluegoodsdifferentlyiftheyarepubliclyprovidedratherthanprivatelyprovided.    

External link to Question : MULTIPLE CHOICE 5.              Financial risk the risk associated with: A)debt financing B)equity financing C)financing : 1370040

Question : MULTIPLE CHOICE 5.              Financial risk the risk associated with: A)debt financing B)equity financing C)financing : 1370040

  MULTIPLE CHOICE   5.              Financial risk is the risk associated with: A)debt financing B)equity financing C)financing activities D)ownership in a corporation   6.              When employing a strategy of financial leverage: A)the cost of using borrowed funds should be less than the return generated by the borrowed funds B)the interest rate on borrowed funds should be more than the rate of return on owners’ equity […]

External link to Question : Figure 5-6 Figure 5-6 shows the market for measles vaccinations, a : 1387489

Question : Figure 5-6 Figure 5-6 shows the market for measles vaccinations, a : 1387489

    Figure 5-6     Figure 5-6 shows the market for measles vaccinations, a product whose use generates positive externalities.     68) Refer to Figure 5-6. What does D2 represent? A) the social welfare curve B) the demand curve reflecting social benefit C) the demand curve reflecting private benefit D) the positive externalities curve     69) Refer to Figure 5-6. What is […]

External link to Question : 11) Increases in autonomous expenditure induce ________ in aggregate expenditure : 1240566

Question : 11) Increases in autonomous expenditure induce ________ in aggregate expenditure : 1240566

  11) Increases in autonomous expenditure induce ________ in aggregate expenditure thereby making the multiplier ________. A) further increases; greater than one B) further increases; less than one C) a decrease; greater than one D) a decrease; less than one E) further increases; unnecessary   12) If investment increases by $100, then the aggregate expenditure model concludes that equilibrium expenditure A) increases by $100. B) […]

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