A bank has total assets of $3,000,000. Of these assets, $200,000 are cash and $300,000 are Treasury securities
Furthermore, the bank holds municipal revenue bonds of $600,000, residential mortgages of $1,000,000, and consumer and commercial loans of $900,000. This bank's risk-adjusted assets are A) $3,000,000.
B) $1,900,000.
C) $1,250,000.
D) $1,070,000.
D
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Charlston, a newly industrialized country, has a female population of 2.8 million. There are 1.08 million employed males in the country, while the number of dependent males is equal to 1.52 million. The GDP of Charlston is U.S. $298 billion. The output per capita of Charlston is approximately equal to _____
a. $275,925 b. $55,185 c. $196,035 d. $275,955 e. $79,810
Which of the following statements is true about investments in general and specific human capital?
a. Firms invest in development of general human capital of their employees. b. Employees invest in gaining specific human capital. c. Investment in general human capital of its employees by a firm may turn into a sunk cost if the employee leaves the organization to join another after completing the relevant training. d. When a firm invests in specific human capital of its employees, the employees become more attractive to other firms whose workplaces are operated and staffed differently.
Any improvement in overall production technology that permits more output to be produced with the same amount of inputs causes:
a. A rightward shift of the supply curve so that more is offered at each price b. A movement up the supply curve, resulting in both a higher equilibrium quantity and price c. A leftward shift of the supply curve so that less is offered for sale at each price d. No movement of the supply curve but a fall in price and a decrease in quantity supplied
The example of an inflationary gap in 2006–2007 suggested that the economy adjusts
A. rapidly to inflationary gaps by lowering prices. B. rapidly to inflationary gaps by raising prices. C. slowly to inflationary gaps by lowering prices. D. slowly to inflationary gaps by increasing inflation.