The money multiplier is calculated as (1 ÷ required reserve ratio).

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


True

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a. direct estimation method b. ozone-reducing policy c. physical linkage approach d. averting action

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If you invest in a foreign company by buying 8 percent of its shares of stock, you have engaged in

A) moral hazard. B) foreign direct investment. C) portfolio investment. D) adverse selection.

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According to Professor Baotai Wang who examined the crowding out phenomenon in Canada between 1961-2000, as discussed in the Case in Point, which of the following categories of government expenditures are most likely to lead to crowding out?

A) expenditures for health and education B) expenditures for infrastructure and capital C) expenditures for the protection of persons and property, including defense spending D) expenditures for government and social services

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Moral hazard is more likely to arise when:

A. one side of an economic relationship cannot observe the behavior of those on the other side. B. adverse selection is present. C. insurance policies have high deductibles. D. people are uninsured.

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