Higher education subsidies in the form of the federal government's student loan program have the potential to
a. reduce the number of people who attend college.
b. reduce the number of universities and colleges in the future.
c. create a credit bubble and debt crisis.
d. reduce the default risk on student loans.
c
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After having a monopoly in the diamond market for many years, by 2000 the De Beers company faced competition from other companies. To maintain its market share, De Beers
A) lowered the prices of its diamonds to make the market appear less profitable to potential competitors. B) began buying so-called "blood diamonds" in order to keep these diamonds out of the control of other diamond companies. C) bought diamond mines in Canada and Russia that had been its competitors. D) adopted a strategy of differentiating its diamonds. Each of its diamonds is now marked with a microscopic brand.
If you believe that a worker should be paid on the basis of what he or she produced, you believe in
A) the egalitarian principle. B) the productivity standard. C) the benefits standard. D) the comparative worth principle.
Total factor productivity is the ratio of a:
a. firm's marginal revenue to its marginal cost. b. firm's total revenues to its total costs. c. nation's total income to its total output. d. nation's output to its stock of labor and capital. e. nation's savings to its capital stock.