A hollow corporation
A. makes goods abroad and ships them to the United States.
B. makes goods in the United States and ships them abroad.
C. imports foreign goods and puts its own name on them.
D. makes goods in the United States and has them sold abroad under another company's name.
C. imports foreign goods and puts its own name on them.
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A decrease in the price of resources will cause the aggregate supply curve to
a. shift outward. b. shift inward. c. become flatter. d. become steeper.
In calculating the unemployment rate, part-time workers are:
A. included in the labor force but not the unemployment rate. B. counted as unemployed because they are not working full time. C. counted as employed because they are receiving payment for work. D. excluded from the labor force because they are not actively seeking employment.
“Crowding-out” refers to the process by which
A. high consumption leads to low saving and investment. B. the Fed prevents “runs” on banks. C. Fed sales of bonds reduce the ability of corporations to buy bonds. D. increased government spending raises interest rates, thus lowering investment spending.
Consider the above figure. At income level Yd = $30, the APC is equal to
A. 1.67. B. 1.25. C. 1.05. D. 0.05.