When a corporation needs capital to expand, its choices are
A. to sell stocks on a stock exchange.
B. to sell bonds.
C. to reinvest its own earnings.
D. All of these responses are correct.
Answer: D
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If we are comparing the price of regular gasoline with the price of super gasoline, then an increase in the relative price of regular gasoline implies that
A) the nominal price of regular gasoline increased. B) the nominal price of super gasoline decreased. C) the relative price of super gasoline decreased. D) the relative price of regular gasoline increased.
Each of the following conditions, except one, must be satisfied in a perfectly competitive labor market. Which is the exception?
a. There are a large number of buyers of labor services. b. Wages are the sole source of household income. c. There are no barriers to entering the market. d. There are a large number of sellers of labor services. e. All workers appear the same to buyers of labor services.
A newspaper reports that in an urban area the average price of new homes had decreased, but the number of new homes sold had increased. This situation would best be explained by a(n):
a. Increase in supply b. Decrease in demand c. Increase in demand d. Decrease in supply
A country's balance of payments records
A. the prices that a country pays for its imports and the prices that the country receives for its imports. B. the value of a country's holdings of foreign assets, minus the value of foreign holdings of the country's assets. C. capital gains and losses on a country's international assets. D. the flows of value between that country's residents and residents of the rest of the world during a period of time.