In the early 1900s tariffs accounted for ____________ of all federal government revenues, whereas today they account for less than ____________ percent
A) one-tenth; 4
B) half; 0.5
C) one-quarter; 5
D) half; 2
D
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A) only past income levels will determine permanent income. B) only past income levels will determine transitory income. C) only new changes in income that are unanticipated can change permanent income. D) only new changes in income that are anticipated can change permanent income.
In principle, a list of absolute necessities should change regularly over time
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) Nothing, because their shares are already included in the concentration calculation. B) The industry's concentration ratio will fall. C) The industry's concentration ratio will increase. D) It is impossible to know without more information.
The "brain drain" problem in the DVCs refers to the fact the best-educated workers:
A. are reluctant to become entrepreneurs. B. are concentrated in rural areas where their skills are underutilized. C. often immigrate to industrialized countries. D. are reluctant to work in the public sector.