Compare the rights and obligations of buyers and sellers of futures contracts with the rights of buyers and sellers of options contracts
What will be an ideal response?
Buyers and sellers of futures contracts have symmetric rights. Buyers and sellers of options contracts have asymmetric rights. Options represent the right to buy or sell the underlying asset. This means that buyers have rights, but sellers have obligations.
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A) Shifts left B) Shifts right C) Remains the same D) We do not have enough information to answer this question.
The EITC tends to
a. increase employment just like the minimum wage does. b. decrease employment just like the minimum wage does. c. increase employment whereas the minimum wage decreases employment. d. decrease employment whereas the minimum wage increase employment.
The price that sellers receive after the tax is imposed is
A. $6 B. $10 C. $16 D. $24
Savings is considered the portion of income:
A. in any interest-bearing account. B. that is placed in an individual's savings account. C. that is not immediately spent on consumption of goods and services. D. that is spent on productive inputs, such as factories, machinery, and inventories.