How much would Samantha be willing to pay for the insurance?
a. $1000
b. $1100
c. $2500
d. $2600
d
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Hold the prices of goods, as well as Amy’s preferences, constant. If Amy’s income increases, then
a. both her indifference curves and budget constraint change. b. her indifference curves change, but her budget constraint does not change. c. her budget constraint changes, but her indifference curves do not change. d. neither her indifference curves nor her budget constraint change.
The Federal Open Market Committee has responsibility for
A) advising the Treasury Department on monetary policy. B) printing money. C) issuing orders to buy or sell government securities for the Fed. D) appointing members to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve system.
Persistent wage differentials in the U.S. can best be explained by
a. increased immigration of both skilled and unskilled workers b. increased labor-force mobility among the states c. the existence of noncompeting labor markets d. the existence of backward-bending labor supply curves e. the increasing competitiveness of firms in labor markets
The typical supply curve illustrates that
A) other things equal, the quantity supplied for a good is inversely related to the price of a good. B) other things equal, the supply of the good creates its own demand for the good. C) other things equal, the quantity supplied for a good is positively related to the price of a good. D) price and quantity supplied are unrelated.