When business firms get to be too big, they are suffering from ____________________.


Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


diseconomies of scale

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The aggregate supply curve relating the price level to real GDP has three distinguishing segments. Which one of the following indicates the segments?

a. The horizontal segment reflects the increasing pressure on the price level as firms bid for resources. The upward-sloping segment reflects the availability of unused resources. The vertical segment reflects the full employment of all resources. b. The horizontal segment reflects the availability of unused resources. The upward-sloping segment reflects the full employment of all resources. The vertical segment reflects the increasing pressure on the price level as firms bid for resources. c. The horizontal segment reflects the full employment of all resources. The upward-sloping segment reflects the increasing pressure on the price level as firms bid for resources. The vertical segment reflects the availability of unused resources. d. The horizontal segment reflects the availability of unused resources. The downward-sloping segment reflects decreasing pressure on the price level as firms bid for resources. The vertical segment reflects the full employment of all resources. e. The horizontal segment reflects the availability of unused resources. The upward-sloping segment reflects increasing pressure on the price level as firms bid for resources. The vertical segment reflects the full employment of all resources.

Economics

Rational choice requires that opportunity cost be

a. ignored in making a decision. b. considered for individual choices, but not for societal choices. c. computed, but not actually used in making a decision. d. considered as part of making a decision. e. used as the sole decision criterion.

Economics

If the marginal propensity to save of an economy is 0.4, then the simple spending multiplier is: a. 2.5

b. 0.6. c. 1.67. d. 1.

Economics

A difference in wages that reflects differences in the nonpay features of two jobs is called

a. a compensating differential. b. a wage adjustment. c. an efficiency wage. d. a minimum wage.

Economics