The view that the antitrust laws need to be strongly enforced to prevent illegal business behaviors, monopolization of markets, and allocative inefficiency is known as the:
A. structuralist view of antitrust.
B. behavioralist view of antitrust.
C. laissez-faire perspective on antitrust.
D. active antitrust perspective.
Answer: D
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The strongest argument in favor of fixed exchange rates is
A. that floating exchange rates are often very volatile, disrupting international trade. B. that a fixed exchange rate allows unrestricted flow of financial capital from and into a country. C. the country's ability to use independent monetary policy to pursue internal balance. D. the ease of defending fixed exchange rates during speculative attacks.
All else equal, more investment takes place at
A. higher market interest rates. B. higher nominal interest. C. lower market interest rates. D. higher real interest rates.
An example of a public policy response to a monopoly is:
A. antitrust laws. B. public ownership. C. doing nothing. D. All of these are examples.
According to international trade theory, a country should: a. import goods in which it has an absolute advantage
b. specialize in the production of the good in which it has an absolute disadvantage. c. export goods when it has either a comparative or absolute disadvantage in producing them. d. specialize in the production of the good in which they have a comparative advantage.