The demand for gold increases, other things equal, when

A) the market for silver becomes more liquid.
B) interest rates are expected to rise.
C) interest rates are expected to fall.
D) real estate prices are expected to increase.


B

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Company A manufactures a single automotive component. It had total revenue of $100,000 and an economic profit of $20,000. What is the price of the component it manufactures?

A. ($100,000/quantity sold). B. ($100,000/quantity produced). C. ($100,000/quantity sold) ? average cost of the product. D. ($100,000/quantity produced) ? average cost of the product.

Economics

Which of the following best describes a cartel?

a. As a monopolist, a group of monopolistically competitive firms that jointly reduce output and raise the price. b. As a monopolist, a group of cooperating oligopolists that jointly reduce output and raise the price. c. A monopolist that reduces output and raises price. d. A group of identical non-cooperative oligopolists that are able to reproduce a monopoly equilibrium through price rivalry.

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After this short reminder at the top: write an essay discussing the economic impacts of the shock on Turkey's economy. In your article, discuss the effects of this economic shock on Turkish economy using the concepts of GDP growth, inflation, unemployment, money markets, interest rates, aggregate supply and aggregate demand. Use a narrative based on the economic theories we saw in the course. Connect your ideas to each other with a scientific background. Give policy suggestions to shorten the effect of this shock on Turkish economy. While giving the policies keep in mind and state the constraints that the Turkish economy currently facing. Articles that are not scientifically written or written on internet slogans may not bring you the points you want.

What will be an ideal response?

Economics

Usury laws lead to

A. a surplus of loanable funds. B. a shortage of loanable funds. C. a floor under interest rates. D. more lenders than borrowers.

Economics