At what level of disposable income is saving equal to zero?
3000
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The demand curve for a monopolistically competitive firm is
A) the same as the industry demand curve. B) more elastic than the demand curve of the perfectly competitive firm. C) less elastic than the demand curve of the perfectly competitive firm. D) horizontal.
The Japanese demand curve for dollars is downward-sloping because a:
a. higher number of yen per dollar means U.S. goods are cheaper in Japan. b. lower number of yen per dollar means U.S. goods are cheaper in Japan. c. lower number of yen per dollar means U.S. goods are more expensive in Japan. d. lower number of yen per dollar means U.S. goods are less expensive in the U.S.
Some nations that seek to produce all of their own needs face the problem that a. they can deplete their natural resources faster as a result
b. some industries are too small to be efficient if restricted to their domestic markets alone. c. the opportunity cost of producing some of their own goods is higher than that of trading with others for them. d. all of the above are true.
Jaxon borrows $10,000 from a bank and withdraws $20,000 from his personal savings to open a tattoo parlor. The interest rate is 3 percent for both the bank loan and his personal savings. Jaxon also quit his job as a waiter, which paid $20,000 . According to an economist, Jaxon's opportunity cost of opening the tattoo parlor equals $20,900
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false