Banks are most dominant in the financial markets of ________
A) Canada and Germany
B) Germany and Japan
C) Japan and the United States
D) the United States and Canada
B
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A bank's net interest income is
A) the same as net operating income. B) the difference between interest on loans and interest expense. C) the same as net operating income before expenses. D) the difference between total interest income and interest expense.
A "great merger movement," whereby firms combined with former rivals to become large firms, began in the 1890s. Who was the first President to look to bigger government as a way to cope with the economic power of these concentrated industries?
(a) Woodrow Wilson (b) Herbert Hoover (c) Theodore Roosevelt (d) Franklin Roosevelt
The long run is a planning period:
a. during which the firm can vary its plant size. b. less than six months. c. less than one year. d. less than five years.
Gross domestic product is the money value of all final goods and services produced in an economy in a year
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false