A factor determining the supply of U.S. dollars in the foreign exchange market is the
A) expected future exchange rate.
B) expected future interest rate in the United States.
C) U.S. supply of exports.
D) expected future interest rate in foreign countries.
A
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England's American colonies were ultimately more successful than the colonies of other European powers. The reasons for this success include:
a. the realization that successful colonies would provide markets for English goods. b. a focus on establishing permanent settlements. c. the access to land which could be privately owned. d. all of the above.
The perfectly competitive model is most likely to apply to a labor market in which
a. many well-informed firms must negotiate with one dominant labor union b. there are a few firms, and they are uninformed about the attributes of each worker c. there are many workers currently in the market who must negotiate with one dominant firm d. there are many well-informed workers and firms, and each worker appears the same to firms e. one dominant labor union must negotiate with one dominant firm
A major advantage of the corporate form of business organization is the added decision- making authority of the owners
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Fiscal policy influences the levels of income and employment
A. through regulatory controls designed to stimulate business investment. B. through antitrust enforcement. C. through presidential and congressional "jawboning" (speeches and related verbal exhortations) designed to promote economic growth. D. through changes in taxes, transfers, and expenditures.