In the diagram above, which figure(s) show(s) no relationship between the variables?
A) both B and C
B) only B
C) both A and C
D) only D
E) both A and B
D
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A firm in monopolistic competition makes its decisions on quantity and price by
A) taking price as given from the market and producing where MR = MC. B) taking both price and quantity as given from the market. C) producing where MR = MC and setting the price for this quantity from the demand curve. D) taking quantity as given from the market and setting the price for this quantity from the demand curve. E) producing where MR = MC and setting the price so that P = MR = MC.
The benefits-received principle of taxation is most evident in:
a. progressive tax rates. b. excise taxes on gasoline. c. the personal income tax. d. the corporate income tax.
Which of the following statements best describes the impact of a higher interest rate?
a. A higher interest rate will attract an inflow of foreign financial capital and depreciate the exchange rate in response to the increase in demand for U.S. dollars by foreign investors and a decrease in supply of U.S. dollars. b. A higher interest rate will attract an inflow of foreign financial capital and appreciate the exchange rate in response to the increase in demand for U.S. dollars by foreign investors and an increase in supply of U.S. dollars. c. A higher interest rate will attract an inflow of foreign financial capital and appreciate the exchange rate in response to the increase in demand for U.S. dollars by foreign investors and a decrease in supply of U.S. dollars. d. A higher interest rate will attract an inflow of foreign financial capital and depreciate the exchange rate in response to the increase in demand for U.S. dollars by foreign investors and a increase in supply of U.S. dollars.
Each year the government makes interest payments to people who own part of the public debt. The debt is in the form of
a. Federal Reserve Notes b. Treasury bills, notes, and bonds c. stocks and bonds d. FDIC notes e. private securities