In 1939 the U.S. economy was operating at point ________.
A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
A. A
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Expansionary fiscal policy
A) can be effective in the short run. B) can be effective in the long run. C) causes complete crowding out in the short run. D) is never effective because of crowding out.
Firms that face capacity constraints can increase output only up to the capacity, but no further. Therefore, firms
a. Should price to capacity as long as MR > MC b. Should price to capacity as long as MR = MC c. Should price to capacity as long as MR < MC d. Should not take capacity into consideration in pricing decisions
Mathematically, price elasticity of demand is the percentage change in the:
A. quantity demanded of a good in response to a given percentage change in the price of the good. B. price of a good that is demanded in response to a given percentage change in quantity. C. quantity of a good that is supplied in response to a given percentage change in price. D. price of a good that is supplied in response to a given percentage change in quantity.
The following is not an example of adverse selection
a. you lock your garage when you have expensive workshop tools b. you are less careful when you buy a more expensive car c. Individuals tend to gamble more with their money when the future is certain d. you only go swimming when the lifeguard is on duty