Personal income
A. may be greater than or less than national income.
B. is always greater than national income.
C. is always less than national income.
D. will always equal national income.
Answer: A
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A) $190; 500 BC; of the gains from human capital while Aristotle and Plato were teaching in Athens B) $210; 1620; the Pilgrim Fathers began to arrive in the Americas C) a 1-million year high; the 1340s; the Black Death gripped Europe D) $140; 400 BC; the Roman Empire collapsed E) $210; 1492; Columbus sailed to the Americas
The figure above shows the market for milk. If the population increases, then the efficient quantity of milk ________ and the producer surplus ________
A) increases; increases B) increases; decreases C) decreases; increases D) decreases; decreases
The quantity theory of money states that if the velocity of money is stable or at least predictable, then: a. the quantity of money in circulation determines real GDP in the short run
b. the quantity of money in circulation determines aggregate spending. c. the quantity of money in circulation determines both real GDP and the price level in the long run. d. the quantity of money in circulation determines only the price level in the long run. e. the quantity of money in circulation determines the potential output in the long run.
The owners of sports franchises often complain that free-agency (open bidding for player services) threatens their profitability and thus their long-run viability. Given your knowledge of perfect competition, which of the following is correct?
A) Team owners might be correct in as much as free-agency bids up the price of players so that economic profits from those players equal zero. B) Team owners might be correct in as much as free-agency bids up the price of players so that economic profits from those players is negative. C) Team owners are lying, as free-agent salaries are still much too low. D) Team owners are telling the truth, as free-agent salaries are much too high.