Supply-side economists argue that changes in tax rates cause changes in
A. tax revenues.
B. labor supply.
C. the full-employment level of output.
D. all of these.
Answer: D
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The purpose of an effluent fee is to
A) reduce the amount produced of a good and to raise the market price. B) correct for pollution while keeping the price of the good the same as before the correction. C) reward people producing externalities. D) encourage producers to keep the quantity produced the same while lowering the price.
In order to acquire more of a good we must sacrifice production of another good, because resources are in limited supply. This illustrates the concept of: a. the division of labor. b. ceteris paribus
c. opportunity cost. d. specialization.
Which of the following is true?
a. Most stockholders own stock because they want to run the business. b. The shareholders of a large well-established firm can be reasonably sure that they will earn a real rate of return of about 7 percent in the future. c. Ownership of a corporate bond provides the bondholder with an ownership right to a fraction of the firm's future profits. d. Stock ownership makes it possible for investors to own a fractional share of a firm's future profits even if they do not participate in the operation of the firm.
What usually happens after an adverse supply shock?
What will be an ideal response?