Comparing the distribution of wealth of the wealthiest 1% of the population in the United States before and after the recent Great Recession to what occurred before and after the Great Depression,
A) the percentage of the wealth of the wealthiest 1% increased after the recent Great Recession, unlike what happened after the Great Depression.
B) the percentage of the wealth of the wealthiest 1% increased after the recent Great Recession, similar to what happened after the Great Depression.
C) the percentage of the wealth of the wealthiest 1% declined after the recent Great Recession, unlike what happened after the Great Depression.
D) the percentage of the wealth of the wealthiest 1% declined after the recent Great Recession, similar to what happened after the Great Depression.
A
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What will be an ideal response?
Monetary and price instability will
A) encourage domestic citizens to increase their rate of saving. B) encourage businesses to invest and expand their future output. C) make it easier for both individuals and businesses to plan wisely for the future. D) generate uncertainty, and encourage investors and businesses to move their activities to countries with a more stable monetary environment.
The investment demand curve will shift to the right as a result of:
A. an increase in the excess production capacity available in industry. B. an increase in business taxes. C. technological progress. D. an increase in the acquisition and maintenance cost of capital goods.
The price facing the representative firm rises when market demand rises.
a. true b. false