Edward lives in England, and he makes a donation of $100,000 dollars to Food for the Poor, a charitable organization in the United States. Edward's donation will be counted as a(n) ________ in England's current account

A) export B) factor payment C) transfer payment D) import


C

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A) open-end funds. B) close-end funds. C) OTC funds. D) primary-issue funds.

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A pooling equilibrium occurs when

A) dissimilar workers are paid alike. B) firms can distinguish between workers of different qualities. C) workers of the same quality are paid different wages. D) all workers are overpaid equally.

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When Johanna cut prices in her jewelry store by 20 percent, the dollar value of her sales fell by 20 percent. This indicates that

a. demand was elastic. b. demand was inelastic. c. demand was unit elastic. d. the demand curve was vertical.

Economics

When real GDP grows more slowly than potential GDP,

a. nominal GDP rises. b. the unemployment rate falls. c. labor productivity falls. d. the unemployment rate rises.

Economics