Refer to Figure 15-3. In the figure above, when the money supply shifts from MS1 to MS2, at the interest rate of 3 percent households and firms will
A) sell Treasury bills. B) want to hold more money.
C) neither buy nor sell Treasury bills. D) buy Treasury bills.
D
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The Bubby Gum factory produces bubble gum. Joanne is one of the employees, and she produces 10 packs of bubble gum per hour. Joanne's money wage rate is $12 per hour. If a packet of bubble gum sells for $1.00, then Joanne ________ because ________
A) should recommend that the Bubby Gum company should decrease the price of the bubble gum ; it would sell more and bring a larger profit B) is creating a $2.00 per hour profit for the firm; her real wage rate is more than her output per hour C) is creating a $2.00 per hour loss for the firm; her real wage rate is more than her output per hour D) should ask for a raise in pay; then her real wage would be less than her output per hour E) is the last person the Bubby Gump company will employ; an additional hire would produce equal the amount of additional labor to real wage per hour
Suppose Toyota produces 100,000 cars per year at its California plant at an average cost of $6,000 and it doubles output and total costs by building an identical plant in Kentucky. Toyota has exhibited
a. diminishing marginal returns b. economies of scale c. constant average costs d. an upward-sloping planning curve e. production inefficiency
If consumer pays entire tax, good is _________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
If we consume 85 percent of our income, our APS is
A. -0.15. B. 0. C. 0.15. D. .85.