Capital movements are typically the dominant factor in determining exchange rates in the short and medium run.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Which of the following is true about a monopoly?
A) Its demand curve is generally less elastic than in more competitive markets. B) It will always earn economic profit. C) It will always produce the same as a perfectly competitive firm. D) It will always be subject to government regulation. E) None of the above is true.
Do the costs of forming a currency union fall or rise as the degree of labor market integration rises among member countries?
A) They will rise because any macroeconomic shock in one country will be transmitted to other members when there is greater labor market integration. B) They will fall because labor market integration allows labor to move to other member countries when there are negative macroeconomic shocks at home. C) They will rise because labor market integration allows labor to move to other member countries when there are negative macroeconomic shocks at home. D) The costs of forming a currency union do not depend at all upon the degree of labor market integration among member countries.
The real deficit is $180 billion; inflation is 4 percent; total debt is $4.5 trillion. The nominal deficit is:
A. zero. B. $1 billion. C. $360 billion. D. $180 billion.
In an industry with network effects and differentiated products, it is possible for the industry to become an oligopoly if
A) they engage in a zero-sum game. B) they use a price-leadership model. C) they use a kinked demand curve model. D) a few firms reap most of the sales gains resulting from positive market feedback.