Embodied technical change results in
A. an increase in physical capital.
B. disembodied technical change.
C. a decrease in labor productivity.
D. an improvement in the quality of capital.
Answer: D. an improvement in the quality of capital.
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A monopolist can maximize profits by:
A. selling as much as he can produce. B. producing at the level of output at which MR = 0. C. following the same rules as a perfectly competitive firm. D. selling an output where P = ATC.
Surge in government demand (G) discourages some private demand (I) and this is a major reason as to why the oversimplified formula: 1/(1–MPC) ____________ the size of the multiplier.
A. exaggerates B. underestimates C. has no impact on D. none of these
Suppose people decide to buy fewer GE stoves. If General Electric reduces the number of its employees to reduce its costs but no other stove company does so, which type of unemployment results?
A) cyclical B) marginal C) structural D) frictional E) discouraged
To maximize its revenue
A) a firm facing inelastic demand should always raise its price. B) a firm facing elastic demand should always raise its price. C) a firm should always charge the highest price possible regardless of the elasticity of demand. D) None of the above answers is correct.