The number of firms in a perfectly competitive industry is not fixed in the long run.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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How much of each dollar spent by a consumer ultimately becomes income to someone else?
A) less than one dollar B) It depends on how much the cost there is in the distribution channel that delivers the good from the manufacturer to the consumer. C) It depends on how much labor was needed to produce the good that the consumer buys. D) one dollar
Comparing the U.S. balance of payments in 2012 to the rest of the world, we see that the
A) U.S. current account is similar in size to most developed nations and has a deficit. B) United States has the largest current account surplus. C) United States has the largest capital and financial account deficit. D) United States has the largest current account deficit. E) U.S. current account is similar in size to most developed nations and has a surplus.
People sometimes worry that American trade with other countries will lead to large U.S. trade deficits and the movement of massive amounts of American capital out of the country. This worry is unfounded because countries cannot
A) increase savings at the same time that a trade deficit grows. B) spend more than they earn. C) invest more than they save. D) have both current account and financial account deficits at the same time. E) increase their trade with other countries without increasing their savings.
Alan Garcia
A) in his first Presidency in Peru, followed free market economic policies. B) nationalized the property of the financial services sector during his first Presidency. C) was never freely elected in Peru and ruled with the support of the military. D) maintained balanced budgets and helped Peru avoid the economic problems most Latin American nations were experiencing in the 1980s.