In the analysis of figure 11.2, discrimination leads to shifts in the demand curve for labor
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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If Bulge Bank has a desired reserve ratio of 10 percent, loans of $25,000, deposits of $100,000, vault cash of $10,000, and reserves at the Fed of $65,000, then the bank
A) has no remaining capacity to make loans. B) does not have enough reserves to meet its requirement. C) has excess reserves of $65,000. D) has excess reserves of $55,000. E) has excess reserves of $75,000.
All of the following have been proposed as reasons for an unusually high level of uncertainty following the financial crisis of 2007-2009 EXCEPT:
A) the severity of the financial crisis B) concerns of small businesses regarding how the Affordable Care Act would affect the cost of hiring workers C) concerns by households and firms regarding potential tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to take place in January 2013 D) the Fed indicating that it would withdraw stimulus as soon as there was any evidence of economic recovery
If a cartel is unable to monitor its members and punish those firms that violate the agreement, then
A) the member firms will each act as price setters. B) the cartel will prosper in the long run. C) the market will become a monopoly. D) the cartel will fail.
The effect of a shift in the aggregate demand curve due to an increase in consumer confidence will be:
A. a decrease in prices only in the long run; output will remain the same. B. an increase in both prices and output in the short run. C. a decrease in both prices and output in the short run. D. an increase in output only in the long run; prices will remain the same.