In the calculation of gross domestic product by the expenditure approach, the "investment" component is
A) net investment.
B) gross investment minus depreciation.
C) gross investment plus depreciation.
D) gross investment.
D
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State and evaluate the arguments made for concentration of market power.
What will be an ideal response?
Because of a decrease in the wage rate it must pay, a perfectly competitive firm's marginal costs decrease but its demand curve stays the same. As a result, the firm
A) decreases the amount of output it produces and raises its price. B) increases the amount of output it produces and lowers it price. C) increases the amount of output it produces and does not change its price. D) decreases the amount of output it produces and lowers its price.
Susie doesn't buy ice cream this week at the grocery store because she intends to start a diet in a few days. Her behavior is an example of:
A. a commitment device. B. status quo bias. C. the endowment effect. D. positive framing.
If a bank has $1,000,000 in reserves and checking deposits of $3,000,000 . what is the bank's reserve position if the required reserve ratio is 20 percent?
a. The bank has $500,000 of required reserves and $500,000 of excess reserves. b. The bank has $600,000 of required reserves and $400,000 of excess reserves. c. The bank has $400,000 of required reserves and $600,000 of excess reserves. d. The bank has $200,000 of required reserves and $800,000 of excess reserves.