A typical American family sends about _____ percent of its budget on services.
A. 20
B. 32
C. 66
D. 70
Answer: C
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Answer the next question using the following budget information for a hypothetical economy. All data are in billions of dollars. Government SpendingTax RevenuesGDPYear 1$800$825$4,000Year 28508504,200Year 39008754,350Year 49509004,500Year 51,0009254,600The budget deficit was $75 billion in
A. Year 2. B. Year 3. C. Year 4. D. Year 5.
Which of the following is an example of a fiscal policy?
A) The federal government increases income tax rates on people earning more than $250,000. B) The Federal Reserve takes action to greatly decrease the money supply. C) The Federal Reserve increases interest rates. D) Businesses begin to export and import more products and services.
According to James Duesenberry
a. relative income is unimportant b. the MPC decreases as national income increases c. Keynes's absolute income hypothesis is correct but his investment hypothesis is not confirmed by the data d. the consumption function slopes downward e. consumption spending is rooted in status
Which type of firm engages in nonprice competition?
A. Price takers. B. Perfectly competitive firms. C. Monopolistically competitive firms. D. Extremely efficient firms.