Refer to the above figure. A movement from B to C would be NOT be the result of
A) an increase in worker productivity. B) an increase in foreign income levels.
C) an increase in government spending. D) an increase in consumption spending.
A
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In the above figure, the long-run average cost curve exhibits constant returns to scale
A) between 5 and 10 units per hour. B) between 10 and 20 units per hour. C) between 20 and 25 units per hour. D) along the entire curve.
If a government spends $20 billion on new bridges that have an expected life of 20 years, the expenditures would:
a. Increase government spending and government expenses by the full $20 billion even though a business would expense them over the 20-year period. b. Not change government spending and therefore would not change the government deficit because they are capital expenditures. c. Increase total government spending by the full amount (i.e., $20 billion), but only $1 billion of it would be considered part of the budget deficit because the $20 billion is amortized over the 20 years. d. Initially increase the budget deficit by an amount equal to $20 billion, but only $1 billion of it would be considered part of the government spending because the $20 billion is amortized over the 20 years.
In the open-economy macroeconomic model, if the supply of loanable funds increases, then the interest rate
a. and the real exchange rate increase. b. and the real exchange rate decrease. c. increases and the real exchange rate decreases. d. decreases and the real exchange rate increases.
Which is not a reason the demand curve for loanable funds slopes down?
A. The value of the MRP in terms of today’s money shrinks as the interest rate rises. B. Future returns must be discounted more when the interest rate rises. C. As the interest rate rises, more and more investments become unprofitable. D. Production becomes more profitable in the future, reducing required inputs today.