An economics textbook is an example of:
A. capital.
B. labor.
C. a natural resource.
D. entrepreneurship.
Answer: A
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The government wants to increase its spending by $1 billion to stimulate the economy and is counting on the government spending multiplier to hel
A) constructing more low income housing B) a new cruise missile for the military C) expanding the school lunch program D) providing textbooks for college students
Which of the following statements about the nominal and the real wage rates is correct?
A) The nominal wage rate equals the real wage rate divided by the CPI and then multiplied by 100. B) The nominal wage rate is measured in the dollars of a base year. C) The real wage rate is measured in current year dollars. D) The real wage rate indicates how many goods and services can be purchased with an hour's labor. E) The real wage rate equals the nominal wage rate multiplied by the CPI then divided by 100.
An increase in the money supply is represented by a(n):
a. rightward shift of the downward-sloping money supply curve. b. upward shift of the money supply curve. c. rightward shift of the money supply curve. d. increase in the rate of interest.
On a certain date, the banking system had $40 billion in excess reserves. The legally required reserve ratio was 20 percent. Potentially, if these funds were loaned and eventually the entire amount re-deposited with a bank, the banking system as a whole could increase the money supply by
a. a maximum of $40 billion. b. a maximum of $160 billion. c. a maximum of $200 billion. d. more than $200 billion.