____ mean that the costs involved cannot be recouped for a considerable period of time.
A. Sunk costs
B. Opportunity costs
C. Overheads
D. Restructuring costs
Answer: A
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A decline in the price of resource A will
A. shift the demand curve for A to the right. B. shift the demand curve for A to the left. C. reduce the demand for complementary resource B. D. increase the demand for complementary resource B.
Based on the above figure, up to which level of output will Ike's Ice Cream Kitchen have increasing marginal returns?
A) only at 0 gallons B) up to 10 gallons C) up to 40 gallons D) up to 60 gallons
An example of a frictionally unemployed individual is
a. Sylvia, who quit her job to spend more time with her children b. Rod, the lifeguard, who cannot find a job because the temperature is too low in October c. Ileana, a college student who quits her job to return to school d. Steve, an individual does not have skills to keep his job as an aerospace engineer e. Samantha, who quits her job to look for better one
If the economy is in equilibrium at $1,000 billion national income and if the multiplier is 3 and intended investment is $400 billion, what happens to national income when intended investment decreases to $380 billion? It will
a. increase to $1,020 billion b. increase to $1,060 billion c. decrease to $980 billion d. decrease to $940 billion e. decrease to $970 billion