Deregulation is a process that undoes regulation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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For China
A) there was a long period of success with the economic results of communism so it was hard to change policies. B) reform of its economic system was rapid, with a quick dismantling of most of the controls exercised by the state and party over the economic system, but not the political system. C) economic reforms were intended to create more wealth to distribute, not do undo the communist party. D) there are no longer state owned enterprises.
Health care improvements often don't happen because:
A. health care facilities exist in most parts of the world. B. home remedies and traditional village doctors are more affordable. C. doctors in government clinics have large incentives to practice good medicine. D. people are generally resistant to improvements in their healthcare systems.
In the long run, the quantity supplied of most goods
a. will increase in almost all cases, regardless of what happens to price. b. cannot respond at all to a change in price. c. can respond to a change in price, but the change is almost always inconsequential. d. can respond substantially to a change in price.
A market is said to be in equilibrium when
A. The buying intentions of all consumers are realized. B. The supply intentions of all sellers are realized. C. The quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied. D. Demand is fully satisfied at all alternative prices.