Which of the following is NOT part of a risk characterization?
a. a qualitative component that includes a description of the hazard
b. a monetary component that assigns a dollar value to the risk
c. a quantitative component that gives the magnitude of the risk
d. an integrated analysis of the overall risk assessment process
b. a monetary component that assigns a dollar value to the risk
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An economic rent can be created by a common property without any admission fee
a. only if people have identical tastes. b. if people's tastes differ, but the rent will still be sub-optimal. c. if people's tastes differ, in which case the rent will be optimal. d. if people's tastes differ, in which case the rent will be more than optimal.
If you knew that two countries had the same level of real GDP per person, what additional piece of information would help you determine in which country people had a better standard of living?
A. The total physical volume of output for each country B. The average level of prices in each country C. The average number of hours worked per week in each country D. The population of each country
A buyer is said to be a price taker if she:
A) can bargain over the prices of the goods she consumes. B) can purchase any amount of a good at a fixed price provided she has the money to pay for it. C) always pays less than the market-determined price for the goods she is consuming. D) ignores the prices of related goods and considers only the price of the goods she is purchasing.
The Congressional Budget Office reported that federal budget deficits in the United States were likely to increase in future years, and these higher deficits might "pose a threat to the economy by crowding out business investment and threatening a
spike in interest rates." This higher budget deficit would be represented graphically by A) a shift in the supply curve for loanable funds to the right. B) a movement to the right along the supply curve for loanable funds. C) a shift in the supply curve for loanable funds to the left. D) a movement to the left along the supply curve for loanable funds.