Prices that maximize the public interest will always allow reasonable profits for firms.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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If benefit functions for a public good could be identified accurately, incremental benefits would be measured as
a. the area under the MSB function between the pre- and post-policy abatement levels. b. the area under the TSB function between the pre- and post-policy abatement levels. c. a horizontal distance on the MSB model corresponding to the pre- and post-policy abatement levels d. none of the above
A horizontal LM curve implies that the expenditure multiplier, when compared with the simple Keynesian expenditure multiplier, is
A) smaller. B) larger. C) equal. D) equal to the inverse of the simple multiplier.
Investors value liquidity in an asset because
A) liquid assets tend to have high rates of return. B) liquid assets incur lower selling costs. C) liquid assets incur lower tax liabilities. D) whereas liquid assets have high information costs, their low risk offsets this.
Dynamic tax analysis generally predicts
A) that the higher the tax rate is, the higher the tax revenue will continue to be into the future. B) that the higher tax rates lead to higher revenues only to a point at which revenues will begin to decrease due to a diminishing tax base. C) that lower tax rates will always and continuously lead to increased tax revenues. D) that lower tax rates are always going to lead to decreased tax revenues.