An example of fiscal policy would be government:
A. increasing the amount of available educational grants.
B. decreasing the income tax.
C. increasing corporate income taxes.
D. increasing money supply.
D. increasing money supply.
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Sellers who were originally willing to supply 400 units of a good at $4 per unit are now willing to supply 800 units at $4 per unit. That change would be described as: a. an increase in supply
b. a decrease in supply. c. an increase in quantity supplied. d. a decrease in quantity supplied.
A city finances a performing arts center by adding a $2.75 tax to each ticket sold.This is an example of taxation via the benefits principle
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Until recently, shares of stock accounted for 40 percent of Jimmy's savings. A few days ago, Jimmy sold some bonds and bought some additional shares of stock. Now shares of stock account for 70 percent of Jimmy's savings. How did this change affect Jimmy's expected retun on his savings? How did it affect the risks he faces?
Economists generally believe that tax credits and deductions that are used to create an incentive for individuals to go to college
A. cause no more people to go to college, amounting to a special break for people who would have gone to college anyway. B. cause a few more people to go to college, working somewhat as was intended. C. perversely cause fewer people to go to college. D. cause dramatically more people to go to college, working precisely as was intended.