In Figure 9-13, a movement of equilibrium from point D to point C could be caused by a(n)
a.
decrease in supply from S2 to S1 in response to economic profits following a decrease in demand from D2 to D1
b.
increase in short-run supply from S1 to S2
c.
increase in supply from S1 to S2 in response to economic profits caused by an increase in demand from D1 to D2
d.
an increase in demand from D1 to D2 in the short run
d
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The recessionary phase of the business cycle is characterized by
a. decreasing real output and increasing unemployment. b. decreasing real output and declining unemployment. c. increasing real output and increasing unemployment. d. increasing real output and declining unemployment.
Refer to the scenario above. A basket of goods worth $1 in the U.S. has a price of ________ in Country 2
A) 320 ritz B) 50 ritz C) 12.5 ritz D) 25 ritz
If a one percent increase in the price of bananas leads to a one percent decrease in the quantity of bananas demanded, then the demand for bananas is
A) elastic. B) inelastic. C) unit-elastic. D) perfectly inelastic.
The amount that the bank is legally required to keep on hand is called the:
A. demand deposits. B. reserve ratio. C. required reserves. D. federal funds.