If the interest rates available on investments in two countries were the same, you would be less likely to invest in assets of the country:
a. whose currency was likely to appreciate
b. whose currency was likely to depreciate.
c. whose currency had the greatest exchange value.
d. none of the above; it would not matter what was likely to happen to a country's currency exchange rate.
b
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A new 2015 Honda Civic produced in 2015 and purchased in 2016 is
A) part of GDP in 2015. B) part of GDP in 2016. C) not part of GDP in either year because it was produced in one year and sold in another year. D) part of GDP in both 2015 and 2016.
Drinking a can of cola gives Richard 20 utils of satisfaction. How many additional utils would you expect Richard would get from drinking a second can of cola?
(a) 20 utils. (b) Less than 20 utils. (c) More than 20 utils. (d) 40 utils.
Answer the following questions true (T) or false (F)
1. In the short run, a firm might choose to produce rather than shut down even if its market price is less than its average total cost of production. 2. If a firm's total variable cost exceeds its total revenue, the firm should stop production by shutting down temporarily. 3. The short-run supply curve for a perfectly competitive firm is that part of the firm's marginal cost curve that lies above the minimum point of its average variable cost curve.
An advantage of imposing a tax on the producer that generates pollution is that
A) the government can keep tabs on exactly what is produced in an industry. B) it forces the polluting producer to internalize the external cost of the pollution. C) it will eliminate pollution. D) a producer can pass the cost of the pollution to consumers.