An increase in the money supply is more likely to be inflationary when

a. the economy is at less than full employment.
b. the economy is at full employment.
c. a surplus government budget exists.
d. velocity is decreasing.


b. the economy is at full employment.

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Daily foreign exchange transactions have grow from about $15 billion in 1973 to about $4 trillion today

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Compared to a sampling of other developed nations, the U.S. income distribution is more unequal than many others. What accounts for this?

A) The lowest-income families in the United States earn much less than the lowest-income households in other nations. B) Marginal income tax rates are much higher in the United States than in any other nation. C) The highest-income families in the United States earn much more than the highest-income households in other nations. D) Other nations manipulate their data to look better.

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The optimal hiring rule is to employ labor up to the point where:

a. wage = MFC. b. wage = MP. c. wage = MR d. wage = MRP e. wage = TWC.

Economics

The demand curve of the monopoly firm is always the

A. average revenue curve. B. marginal revenue curve. C. total revenue curve. D. marginal cost curve above average variable cost.

Economics