The theory of regulatory behavior that suggests that regulators must consider the demands of legislators, consumers, and members of the regulated agency is called
A) the capture theory.
B) share-the-gains, share-the-pains theory.
C) the natural theory.
D) the creative theory.
B
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Suppose, that your community has identified five different areas of town that are polluted and has assigned clean-up projects to each area: projects A through E in the table below. For simplicity, let's assume that the marginal cost of each project is $75,000. The marginal benefit to the community, however, is different for each and listed in the table below. If your city has enough money to pay for all five projects, which areas should it clean up?ProjectMarginal BenefitA$150,000B125,000C100,000D75,000E50,000
A. A, B, C and D B. C, D, and E C. D and E D. E
Suppose the real interest rate increases from 4 percent to 6 percent. As a result,
A) governments decrease their demand for loanable funds. B) firms increase their demand for loanable funds. C) governments increase the supply of loanable funds. D) firms decrease the quantity demanded of loanable funds. E) governments decrease the quantity supplied of loanable funds.
A business cycle is
A) the pattern of short-run upward and downward movements in total output. B) the increase in consumer spending that accompanies an increase in disposable income. C) the cyclical change in the nation's balance of trade. D) the cyclical movement in the interest rates.
Which of the following statements about taxation is TRUE?
A) Increasing taxes will always increase tax revenues. B) Static tax analysis recognizes that an increase in taxation could lead to a decrease in tax revenues. C) Dynamic tax analysis assumes that an increase in taxation will leave the tax base unchanged. D) There is a tax rate at which tax revenues are maximized.