The fast food industry can be modeled best using the model of
A. perfect competition.
B. oligopoly.
C. monopolistic competition.
D. monopoly.
Answer: C
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Which of the following will create the largest increase in the money supply?
A. the Federal Reserve sells bonds and the banks choose to hold more excess reserves B. the Federal Reserve buys bonds and the banks choose to hold less excess reserves C. the Federal Reserve buys bonds and the banks choose to hold more excess reserves D. the Federal Reserve sells bonds and the banks choose to hold less excess reserves
When the value of nominal GDP increases from one year to the next, we know that one or two things must have happened during that time:
A) The nation produced fewer goods and services and/or prices fell for goods and services. B) Consumption expenditure increased and/or corporate profits increased. C) Investment increased and/or payments to employees increased. D) The nation produced more goods and services and/or prices rose for goods and services. E) the value of real GDP must have increased and/or the price level must have decreased.
In the long run, perfectly competitive firms make zero economic profit. This result is due mainly to which of the following assumptions?
A) few buyers and sellers B) unrestricted entry and exit C) firms must act as price takers D) demand for the firm's output is perfectly elastic
If a monopolist is producing the quantity at which price equals marginal cost, it should
A) continue to produce this amount if it wants to maximize profits. B) reduce output if it wants to maximize profits. C) reduce price and keep output unchanged if it wants to maximize profits. D) increase output if it wants to maximize profits.