The Lorenz curve showing perfect income equality would be



A. I.

B. J.

C. K.

D. L.


B. J.

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If we moved from point T to point R we would be



A. giving up trips for more transplants.
B. giving up transplants for more trips.
C. gaining both trips and transplants.
D. losing both trips and transplants.

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The "New Deal" measures introduced in 1933 and 1934 to end the depression

(a) brought about almost complete recovery by the mid-1930s. (b) were not completely successful in ending the Depression, which lasted until the beginning of World War II. (c) actually interfered with recovery, and the Depression worsened in the mid-1930s. (d) were not very successful at first but finally ended the Depression by the late 1930s.

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Suppose a firm wants to build a new factory that would add pollution to an already polluted area. Under an offset program, the firm must:

a. install scrubbers and other government-mandated equipment. b. purchase pollution permits from the government. c. reduce or eliminate an old pollution source in the area. d. pay a tax which depends on the amount of pollution created.

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Consider a market consisting of two firms where the inverse demand curve is given by P = 500 ? 2(Q1 + Q2). If the Stackelberg leader's and follower's marginal costs are zero, the leader's marginal revenue is:

A. MR(QL, QF) = 125 ? QL + 0.5QF. B. MR(QF) = 250 ? 2QF. C. MR(QL) = 250 ? 2QL. D. MR(QL, QF) = 125 ? 0.5QL + QF.

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