The monetary policy strategy that directly ties down the price of internationally traded goods is
A) exchange-rate targeting.
B) monetary targeting.
C) inflation targeting.
D) the implicit nominal anchor.
A
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A country exports a good if
A) it has a high opportunity cost of production. B) the world price of the good is above the country's no-trade equilibrium price. C) the quantity demanded of the good in the country is greater than the quantity supplied at the world price. D) it cannot import the good. E) the world price of the good is below the country's no-trade equilibrium price.
The firm in the figure above is ________ that is equal to ________
A) making an economic profit; $5.14 × 7 B) making an economic profit; $3.00 × 7 C) incurring an economic loss; $5.14 × 7 D) incurring an economic loss; ($5.14 - $3.00 ) × 7 E) making an economic profit; ($5.14 - $3.00 ) × 7
Which of the following is a form of statistical discrimination?
a. Young people are charged higher automobile insurance rates due to the higher probability of an accident. b. Restaurants prefer to hire women than men as servers. c. Women prefer to see a female doctor than a male doctor. d. Women are more likely than men to pay too much money for a new automobile because salespeople bargain more with men than with women. e. Female physicians earn 20 percent less than male physicians, on average.
In an open economy, gross domestic product equals $2,450 billion, consumption expenditure equals $1,390 billion, government expenditure equals $325 billion, investment equals $510 and net capital outflow equals $225 billion. What is national saving?
a. $225 billion b. $510 billion c. $735 billion d. $1,390 billion