Refer to Figure 17-9. Fed Chairman Paul Volcker's response to high inflation of the late 1970s is depicted in the figure above as a movement from
A) A to D to C. B) C to E to B. C) A to B to C. D) C to B to A. E) C to D to A.
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What will be an ideal response?
Sensible buyers or sellers will want to continue acquiring information
A) as long as the additional information extends their choices. B) as long as the anticipated additional benefit exceeds the additional cost of doing so. C) as long as they can be assured of acquiring correct information. D) indefinitely, because more information is better than less.
Refer to the above figure. Suppose the marginal benefit and the marginal cost curves of pollution abatement are normally shaped. Suppose the equilibrium is for a factory in Los Angeles
What would happen if the same factory were in the middle of Nevada? A) The marginal cost curve (1 ) would shift to (2 ) and there would be no difference in the level of abatement. B) The marginal cost curve (2 ) would shift to the left and there would be less abatement in Nevada. C) The marginal benefit curve (4 ) would shift to the left and there would be less abatement in Nevada. D) The marginal benefit curve (2 ) would shift to the right and there would be more abatement in Nevada.
To derive the demand curve from the indifference map
A. vary income while holding the prices constant. B. vary the price of one good while holding the price of the other good and income constant. C. vary the prices of both goods while holding income constant. D. vary the price of one good and income while holding the price of the other good constant.