A stock's price will fall if there is
A) a decrease in perceived risk.
B) an increase in the required rate of return.
C) an increase in the future sales price.
D) current dividends are high.
B
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Work disincentives in the system of Social Security have seen the number of persons in the program increase dramatically. What incentives could be put in place to reverse, or at least slow, this trend?
What will be an ideal response?
The economy's long run aggregate supply curve
a. is horizontal, indicating that the economy always reaches full employment in the long run. b. is vertical at the full-employment level of output, indicating that the price level is constant in the long run. c. is horizontal, indicating that prices are constant in the long run. d. is vertical at the full-employment level of output, indicating that the economy always reaches full employment in the long run. e. is vertical at the zero budget deficit level of output.
An excess demand for domestic currency at current exchange rates is known as a
A. Balance-of-payments deficit. B. Trade surplus. C. Trade deficit. D. Balance-of-payments surplus.
A firm’s profits are calculated as the difference between ______.
a. all the money received for its products and all that was spent to produce them b. the cost of producing the firm’s last unit and the firm’s average per-unit cost c. the cost of production in the short run and the cost of production in the long run d. the maximum market price accepted for the firm’s product and the cost to produce it