People often use probability statements to describe events that can only happen once. For example, a political consultant may offer their opinion about the probability that a particular candidate may win the next election
Probability statements like these are based on ________ probabilities. A) frequency-based
B) objective
C) subjective
D) universally known
C
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The following government policies will help achieve faster economic growth EXCEPT
A) establishing and protecting property rights. B) improving the quality of education. C) discouraging saving and encouraging spending. D) encouraging research and development. E) increasing saving.
There is a tremendous range in productive performance around the world
a. True b. False
People trade because
A) they are able to take advantage of others. B) government regulates the market. C) the must do so. D) they make themselves better off.
Which statement is false?
A. Looking at our trading pattern with Japan, one might reach the conclusion that we were an economic colony of Japan. B. Until the 1990s, the United States was the prime exporter of consumer electronics products, such as TVs, cameras and DVD players. C. In 1984 U.S. trade deficits first passed the $100 billion mark. D. The last year the U.S. ran a trade surplus was 1975.