A net exports deficit or surplus equals

A) taxes minus savings plus public and private investment.
B) the government sector balance plus the private sector balance.
C) net lending by both the private and public sector plus savings minus investment.
D) net worth plus the government sector balance minus the private sector balance.


B

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A. Taxing the wealthy will lead to a more efficient economy. B. Taxing the poor will lead to a more equal distribution of income. C. A basic trade-off exists between the goals of equity and efficiency for a society. D. The forces of supply and demand will automatically lead to an equitable distribution of income.

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Use the following graph showing the demand and marginal revenue curves faced by a pure monopoly to answer the next question.What price should the pure monopoly charge to maximize total revenue?

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