The two types of asymmetric information situations are those with

a. hidden costs and hidden actions
b. hidden characteristics and hidden costs
c. hidden actions and hidden selection
d. hidden characteristics and hidden actions
e. moral hazard and natural selection


D

Economics

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Economics

The flaw of the Classical model of the business cycle is that it

A) assumes away output fluctuations. B) assumes complete wage rigidity. C) assumes unrealistic fooling of workers. D) requires procyclical wage movements and continuous labor market equilibrium.

Economics

The incidence of a tax refers to

a. who receives the benefits from the revenue generated by the tax b. the changes in the marginal tax rate as income increases c. whether the tax is regressive, proportional, or progressive d. who bears the burden of the tax e. whether the tax is based on the ability-to-pay principle

Economics

Total output includes all of the following except:

A. Household consumption. B. Business investment. C. Imports. D. Government services.

Economics