The January effect
A) largely disappeared after receiving attention in the 1980s.
B) refers to the gap between futures prices and the prices of the underlying securities that occurs each January.
C) was stronger during the 1980s than during previous decades.
D) is the observation that stocks tend to be sold off in January.
A
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A) along Nadia's production possibilities frontier. B) inside Nadia's production possibilities frontier. C) outside Nadia's production possibilities frontier. D) at the horizontal intercept of Nadia's production possibilities frontier.
[Appendix; Advanced Material] Restaurants try to buy just enough fish to match the expected walk-ins and reservations. If they buy a lot more fish, in the language of revenue management:
a. Spoilage increases b. Spillage increases c. Overbooking increases
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a. Both wages and returns to capital will increase. b. Both wages and returns to capital will decrease. c. Wages will increase and returns to capital will decrease. d. Wages will decrease and returns to capital will increase
If demand decreases and supply is unchanged, then the equilibrium price ____ and the equilibrium quantity ____. Question 9 options:
A. does not change; does not change B. rises; decreases C. falls; decreases D. falls; increases E. rises; increases