Policymakers generally are:
A. more concerned about structural deficits than cyclical deficits.
B. more concerned about cyclical deficits than structural deficits.
C. not concerned about structural or cyclical deficits.
D. equally concerned about structural and cyclical deficits.
Answer: A
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The short-run expansion path for this production system is: A) a vertical line. B) a horizontal line. C) equal to the 45-degree line from the origin. D) not defined.
What would happen to the real interest rate if originally the nominal interest rate was 14% and the inflation rate was 10%, then the nominal interest rate fell to 7% as the inflation rate fell to 4%? It would go from: a. 24% to 11%. b. 11% to 24%. c. 4% to 3%
d. 3% to 4%.
Employees often limit their output and engage in soldiering because of the fear that if they exceed output levels this time, management will increase output goals for the next time period. This is called the:
A. benchmark effect. B. ratchet effect. C. incentive effect. D. goal standard effect.
Refer to Figure 10.4. If the market was perfectly competitive, the consumer surplus would be:
A. $850. B. $625. C. $300. D. $100.