Each of the following is a requirement of a gold standard except
A. a nation defines its currency in terms of gold.
B. a nation's money supply is made up of gold or gold certificates.
C. a nation must maintain a fixed ratio between its gold stock and its money supply.
D. there must be no barriers to the free flow of gold into and out of the country.
B. a nation's money supply is made up of gold or gold certificates.
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Last year, Anthony Millanti earned exactly $30,000 of taxable income. Assume that the income tax system used to determine Anthony's tax liability is progressive
The table below lists the tax brackets and the marginal tax rates that apply to each bracket. a. Draw a new table that lists the amounts of income tax that Anthony is obligated to pay for each tax bracket, and the total tax he owes the government. (Assume that there are no allowable tax deductions, tax credits, personal exemptions, or any other deductions that Anthony can use to reduce his tax liability). b. Determine Anthony's average tax rate. Tax Bracket Marginal Tax Rate $0-5,000 0.05 (5%) 5,001-10,000 0.10 (10%) 10,001-15,000 0.15 (15%) 15,001-20,000 0.20 (20%) 20,001-25,000 0.25 (25%) 25,001-30,000 0.30 (30%)
Given the bank reserve-holding ratio e and the quantity of bank deposits D, the demand by banks for high-powered money is
A) eD. B) e/D. C) D/e. D) e + D. E) D - e.
According to the purchasing power parity theory, in the long run
a. the exchange rate between any two currencies should be equal all over the world b. the value of the dollar should equal the value of the pound which should equal the value of the yen c. inflation rates should equalize around the world d. interest rates should equalize around the world e. the exchange rate between the Canadian dollar and the British pound should reflect differences in price levels between Canada and Britain
The idea of a carbon tax makes more sense at the _________ level because it is ____________.
A. individual; easier to monitor B. individual; going to have a larger impact C. corporate; going to have a larger impact D. corporate; easier to monitor