Fiscal policy in the United States is hampered by its particularly long ________ lag
A) data
B) recognition
C) legislative
D) transmission
E) effectiveness
C
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Refer to Scenario 11.1. Suppose all five ranchers know that their land that Mariana needs is worth a total of $2 million. If each rancher agrees to sell his or her parcel of land to Mariana for $500,000, Mariana will purchase
A) all five parcels of land and the railway will be built. B) all five parcels of land but the railway will not be built. C) only four parcels of land and the railway will be built. D) no parcels of land and the railway will not be built.
Policymakers focus on marginal tax rate changes when making changes in the tax code because the marginal tax rate
A) determines how tax revenue will change as national income increases. B) determines how much revenue the government will have to spend. C) always equals the average tax rate which is harder to measure. D) affects people's willingness to work, save, and invest.
The growth rate of real GDP in the United States rises from 4.2% to 4.4%. Explain and calculate how this increase in the growth rate of real GDP affects the number of years it will take for real GDP to double
What will be an ideal response?
In developing nations, the combined rate of urban and rural unemployment or underemployment is about
a. 1 percent b. 10 percent c. 20 percent d. 30 percent e. 80 percent