Capital flight raises both a country's exchange rate and its interest rate
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The manufacturer estimates that this will prevent 150 injuries for every 100,000 handguns sold and that, on average, each injury causes $120,000 of harm. The injury cost per handgun is A) $145. B) $180.00. C) $460. D) $800.
The above figure shows the cost curves for a typical firm in a market and three possible market supply curves. If there are 100 identical firms, the market supply curve is best represented by
A) curve A. B) curve B. C) curve C. D) either curve A or B, but definitely not C.
A currency stabilization policy:
A. is more effective in the long run than a currency support policy. B. tries to keep the value of a currency above its equilibrium value. C. is one form of a currency support policy. D. is less effective in the long run than a currency support policy.
The notion that when the price of the good you want rises you will buy less of it because you will find another good that will do instead is provided as the explanation for
A. the substitution effect. B. diminishing marginal utility. C. the real-balances effect.