If the Fed were required to maintain an absolutely constant growth rate of high-powered money, then the growth rate of the money supply
A) would be zero.
B) would be constant at the growth rate of H.
C) would be constant but not necessarily at the growth rate of H.
D) would fluctuate along with the parameters in the money-creation formula.
D
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Suppose that if a local McDonald's restaurant reduces the price of a Big Mac from $4.00 to $3.25, the number of Big Macs it sells per day will increase from 4 to 5. Explain the output effect and the price effect resulting from this change
Using a graph, illustrate both the loss in revenue from selling each of the first 4 Big Macs for $0.75 less and the additional revenue from selling 1 more Big Mac. What is the total change in revenue received which results from this price decrease?
Economic growth is represented by a: a. leftward shift of a production possibilities curve
b. rightward shift of the long-run aggregate supply curve (LRAS). c. horizontal long-run aggregate supply curve (LRAS). d. downward shift of an aggregate production function.
For a country to acquire more physical capital it:
A. must forgo current consumption. B. faces the investment trade-off. C. must pay for the investment by reducing current consumption. D. All of these are true.
What is the main function of the financial system?