A primary objective of unions is to raise the wages of union members.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Typical goals of a labor union in the United States include higher wages, better working conditions, more job security, and more nonwage compensation, with higher wages being the primary objective.
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Everything else held constant, when financial frictions increase, the real cost of borrowing ________ so that planned investment spending ________ at any given inflation rate
A) increases; falls B) decreases; falls C) decreases; rises D) increases; rises
Some individuals or families can become completely saturated with a service such as television. This suggests that
a. wants are limited b. desires for a single commodity can be satisfied but then the focus will switch to other goods and services c. a highly productive economy may someday be able to satisfy all human desires d. resources are not truly fixed in supply as we generally assume e. scarcity does not exist
Dr. X, an assistant professor at a large state university, is trying to decide how to allocate the 50 hours a week she spends working among the various activities expected of an assistant professor. The professor wants to maximize her raise next year and the table shows estimates of how time spent in each activity will contribute to her raise: 
Given the above information, what is Dr. X's maximum possible raise if she works 50 hours?
A. $1860 B. $1845 C. $1495 D. $1600
The Reagan tax cuts of the 1980s
A. had not impact on the budget deficit. B. decreased the budget deficit. C. increased the budget deficit. D. initially decreased the deficit but later increased it.