Refer to Figure 24-4. Given the economy is at point A in year 1, what will happen to the unemployment rate in year 2?
A) It will rise. B) It will remain constant.
C) It will fall. D) not enough information to answer the question
A
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A decrease in the quantity of money supplied shifts the money supply curve to the ________, and the equilibrium interest rate ________, everything else held constant
A) right; falls B) right; rises C) left; falls D) left; rises
Which is considered fiat money?
(a) Greenbacks (b) Gold coins (c) Silver dollars (d) Silver certificates
Consider a small economy in which consumers buy only two goods: apples and pears. In order to compute the consumer price index for this economy for two or more consecutive years, we assume that
a. the number of apples bought by the typical consumer is equal to the number of pears bought by the typical consumer in each year. b. neither the number of apples nor the number of pears bought by the typical consumer changes from year to year. c. the percentage change in the price of apples is equal to the percentage change in the price of pears from year to year. d. neither the price of apples nor the price of pears changes from year to year.
A consulting company estimated market demand and supply in a perfectly competitive industry and obtained the following results:Qd = 25,000 ? 5,000P + 25MQs = 240,000 + 5,000P ? 2,000PI where P is price, M is income, and PI is the price of a key input. The forecasts for the next year are 
? = $15,000 and 
I = $20. Average variable cost is estimated to beAVC = 14 ? 0.008Q + 0.000002Q2 Total fixed cost will be $6,000 next year. What is the price forecast for next year?
A. $12 B. $68 C. $60 D. $20