According to the neoclassical growth theory
A) increases in labor productivity are only temporary.
B) technological change depends on people's choices.
C) forces other than GDP growth determine population growth.
D) higher saving rates generate permanently faster growth in GDP per person.
C
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The quantity supplied of a good or service is the
A) quantity produced at one price. B) one quantity produced at a variety of prices. C) list of all quantities at different prices, as illustrated by a supply schedule and a supply curve. D) list of all quantities at different prices, as illustrated by a demand schedule and a demand curve.
In real business cycle theory, the persistence of shocks to total factor productivity is justified by
A) the fact that some capital depreciates every period. B) the behavior of Solow residuals. C) the fact that Taylor rules have been used in post-war United States. D) the fact that capital takes some time to build.
Oligopoly firms: a. usually act as if they were a monopoly producer
b. generally charge a price for goods and services equal to marginal cost. c. base their pricing and output decisions on the likely responses of rival firms. d. are isolated from competition by low barriers to entry.
An insurance company that writes automobile policies tries to separate safe drivers from risky drivers by offering policies that feature different deductibles and different premiums. This practice is best described as an example of
a. screening. b. behavioral economics. c. monitoring. d. signaling.