In the late 2000s, the primary source of external funds for corporations was
A) commercial paper.
B) loans.
C) bonds.
D) stocks.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
According to new growth theory
A) physical capital is nonexcludable. B) knowledge capital is subject to increasing returns. C) knowledge capital is rival and excludable. D) knowledge capital is excludable.
If total private-sector employment increased from 15,000 in March to 15,750 in April, then we know for sure that
A) the private sector created 750 jobs during that time frame. B) the unemployment rate deceased during that time frame. C) the change in private-sector employment was 750 during that time frame. D) All of the above answers are correct interpretations of the information.
Mutual interdependence among firms in an oligopoly means that:
a. firms never practice price leadership. b. firms never form a cartel. c. it is difficult to know how firms will react to decisions of rivals. d. no formal agreement is possible among firms.