A public expenditure that has to be approved each year is called:

A. discretionary spending.
B. nondiscretionary spending.
C. entitlement spending.
D. earmarked spending.


A. discretionary spending.

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a. increases. b. remains constant. c. rises and then falls. d. falls and then rises.

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Refer to the graph shown. If this graph represents a competitive market, the equilibrium price and quantity will be:

A. $13.50 and 325, respectively. B. $10 and 500, respectively. C. $7 and 750, respectively. D. $7 and 325, respectively.

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Why do barriers to entry create market power?

What will be an ideal response?

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Which of the following represents the fertility of research?

A) the protection given to new products by the law B) how R&D spending translates into new ideas C) the extent to which firms benefit from the results of their own R&D spending D) the rate of technological progress E) both B and C

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