If an increase in quantity demanded of a product reduces the quantity demanded of another, then the two goods are said to be substitutes.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Refer to the table above. At what rate did the country grow between 2006 and 2007?
A) 13.63% B) 17.47% C) 15.55% D) 19.24%
The linkages of the interest-rate-based transmission mechanism of monetary policy are summarized as follows:
A) change in the money supply ? change in speculative balances ? change in transactions balances ? change in planned investment ? change in aggregate demand. B) change in the money supply ? change in planned investment ? change in government spending ? change in aggregate demand. C) change in the money supply ? change in interest rates ? change in planned investment ? change in aggregate demand. D) change in the money supply ? change in interest rates ? change in transactions balances ? change in government spending ? change in aggregate demand.
Refer to the above figure. If the relevant aggregate demand curve was AD2, the government could do all of the following to close the existing gap EXCEPT
A) increase government spending on roads. B) reduce marginal tax rates. C) reduce corporate taxes. D) reduce defense spending.
Assume that the production of a good imposes external costs upon third parties. If the price and quantity of this good is set by supply and demand the price will be too:
a. high and quantity too low for efficient resource allocation. b. low and quantity too low for efficient resource allocation. c. low and quantity too high for efficient resource allocation. d. high and quantity too high for efficient resource allocation.