Refer to Table 11.1. What is the value of personal consumption expenditures?
A) $3,000.
B) $1,000.
C) $4,350.
D) $2,350.
C
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A. production possibilities frontier for milk. B. supply curve for milk. C. demand curve for milk. D. ray through the origin. E. time series line.
John has a marginal benefit of $7 for 1 slice of pizza, $5 for a second slice, $3 for a third slice, $1 for a fourth slice, and $0.50 for a fifth slice. The price of pizza is $1.50 per slice. Which of the following statements is correct?
A) John will purchase 3 slices of pizza and have consumer surplus of $10.50. B) John will purchase 4 slices of pizza and have consumer surplus of $12.00. C) John will purchase 2 slices of pizza and have consumer surplus of $1.50. D) John will purchase 3 slices of pizza and have consumer surplus of $4.50. E) John will purchase 2 slices of pizza and have consumer surplus of $3.00.
One unintended consequence of the various attempts to restrict farm acreage was that
A) output generally decreased, price increased, and farmers earned higher incomes. B) individual farmers intensified their efforts to harvest crops from the land still under cultivation. C) farmers' incomes remained constant in real terms. D) the land that was set aside became less productive.
A highly liquid asset
A. must be held for a substantial period of time. B. generally has a very limited market for its resale. C. can be disposed of easily without loss of value. D. has high transaction costs associated with its sale.