U.S. immigration rates were particularly high from a.1800 to 1815. b.1820 to 1825. c.1830 to 1840. d.1845 to 1860
d. 1845 to 1860.
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If a nation's real GDP increases from 100 billion to 106 billion and its population jumps from 200 million to 212 million, its real GDP per capita will
A. fall by 6%. B. remain constant. C. fall by 12%. D. rise by 6%.
According to the expenditure approach to measuring GDP, in the United States , the largest component of GDP is
A) net exports of goods and services. B) consumption expenditure. C) government expenditure on goods and services. D) investment. E) wages.
If one day the dollar is trading at 1.00 euro per dollar and the next day the exchange rate is 0.88 euros per dollar, one possible factor that might have led to this change is
A) an increase in the U.S. interest rate. B) a decrease in the European interest rate. C) the Fed buying dollars. D) the Fed selling dollars. E) an increase in the expected future exchange rate.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) attempts to stop safety violations in business through inspections and fines. Though workers are supposed to earn a premium wage for working in more risky environment, the OSHA inspections may be a good idea because
A. employees may already understand the risks that they are exposed to on the job. B. there are never any societal costs or externalities to dangerous working conditions. C. employees might not have good information about the level of danger. D. inspections and fines may raise the cost of production significantly.