A monetary policy target is a variable that
A) the Fed can affect directly.
B) equals one of the Fed's main policy goals.
C) the Fed has no ability to change.
D) the Fed cannot affect directly.
Answer: A
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A) State Department. B) state governments. C) Treasury Department. D) Federal Reserve. E) U.S. Mint.
Referring to the previous question, all else constant, a one unit increase in the price of good Y would cause the quantity demanded of good X to:
A) decrease by 2 units. B) increase by 2 units. C) decrease by 1 unit. D) decrease by 5 units.
Which of these curves is the competitive firm's short-run supply curve?
a. the average variable cost curve above marginal cost b. the average total cost curve above marginal cost c. the marginal cost curve above average variable cost d. the average fixed cost curve
If social returns to the production of a good are less than private returns, then we can conclude that relative to the social optimum, the good will be
A) overproduced and underpriced. B) underproduced and overpriced. C) overproduced and overpriced. D) underproduced and underpriced.