Jan is attending college and studying to be an investment broker. To improve her chances of employment following college, she has interned at a top brokerage firm during the last two summers. Jan's internship has increased her
A) natural labor.
B) human capital.
C) consumption services.
D) natural resources.
E) entrepreneurship capital.
B
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In using the composite-good convention in an indifference curve diagram, economists
a. compare the prices of market baskets at different points in time. b. divide the world's production into two classes, goods and services. c. divide the world's goods into two classes, high quality goods and low quality goods. d. lump together all goods but one into a single good measured in a single unit, like dollars.
The belief that having more of something makes you happier but in successively smaller increments is called
A) utilitarianism. B) diminishing marginal utility. C) the benefits-received principle. D) transcendentalism.
Default risk
A) is the probability that a borrower will not pay in full the promised coupon or principal. B) exists only for the bonds of small corporations. C) is also known as market risk. D) is zero for bonds issued by cities and states.
Disagreement between the partners during operation can result in:
a. Dissolution or reorganization of the business. b. sale of the business to a third party. c. one partner buying the other's assets. d. the admission of a new partner.