Say's law
A. was a basic pillar of classical economics.
B. was a basic pillar of Keynesian economics.
C. was formulated during the Great Depression.
D. proves that we can never have full employment.
A. was a basic pillar of classical economics.
You might also like to view...
Most economists believe that property taxes
A. should be eliminated. B. are progressive. C. should become an important source of revenue for the federal government. D. are regressive.
Stan, who is risk averse, can invest in project A or project B. Project A returns $3,000 with probability 1/2 and $9,000 with probability 1/2. Project B returns nothing with probability 1/2 and $12,000 with probability 1/2. For Stan, project A has
A) greater expected wealth and greater expected utility than project B. B) lower expected wealth and lower expected utility than project B. C) the same expected wealth and the same expected utility as project B. D) the same expected wealth but higher expected utility than project B.
Rich lost his job six months ago because of budget cuts at the county landfill where he worked. He tried finding another job, but has not actively searched for work for three months. Rich would be considered by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to be
a. frictionally unemployed and would be counted in the official unemployment rate b. seasonally unemployed and would be counted in the official unemployment rate c. structurally unemployed and would be counted in the official unemployment rate d. cyclically unemployed and would be counted in the official unemployment rate e. a discouraged worker
The firm's demand curve and the industry's demand curve are identical in the _________ market structure(s)
a. monopoly b. oligopoly c. monopolistic competition d. perfect competition e. perfect competition and monopolistic