In the United States in 2014, the percentage of firms that employed between 3 and 199 workers and offered health insurance as a fringe benefit to the workers was about
A) 29%. B) 42%. C) 54%. D) 98%.
C
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A monopolistically competitive firm is like a monopoly firm insofar as
A) both face perfectly elastic demand. B) both earn an economic profit in the long run. C) both have MR curves that lie below their demand curves. D) neither is protected by high barriers to entry.
If an economy is growing, but experiences no inflation, this means
a. aggregate demand increased, but aggregate supply did not. b. aggregate supply decreased, but aggregate demand did not. c. aggregate demand and aggregate supply increased by the same amount. d. aggregate demand and aggregate supply decreased by the same amount.
A survey which sought the opinion of professional economists on fourteen propositions about economic policy found that
a. the respondents were almost equally divided on the propositions. b. the respondents favored the propositions by a slight margin. c. the respondents disagreed with the propositions by a slight margin. d. there was overwhelming endorsement of the propositions among the respondents.
A worker's "real" wage is related to:
a. his productivity in the workplace. b. the value of his production to his employer. c. the nation's absolute advantage in production of that product. d. his productivity in the workplace, the value of his production to his employer, and the nation's absolute advantage in production of that product.