If Jacqueline is willing to accept $1 for a cupcake and Jameson is willing to pay $3 for a cupcake, the cooperative surplus will ________ if the negotiated price is $1.50 as opposed to $2.00
A) increase
B) decrease
C) not change
D) All of the above are possibilities.
C
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In the Keynesian model, an aggregate demand shock
A) will cause the aggregate demand curve to shift, leading to a change in the price level and real GDP. B) will cause the aggregate demand curve to shift, leading to a change in the price level but not real GDP. C) will cause the aggregate demand curve to shift, leading to a change in real GDP but not the price level. D) will not lead to a shift of the aggregate demand curve.
The profit-maximizing output for the perfectly competitive firm occurs at the point at which
A) TR - MR is at a maximum. B) TR - TC is at a minimum. C) MR = MC. D) TR - ATC is at a maximum.
In setting an obligatory control on a polluting industry, the government
a. places a tax on the pollution b. creates pollution permits which could be sold on the open market c. creates private property rights for air d. establishes a limit on the amount of pollution a producer is permitted to emit e. offers a subsidy to the polluting firm
The money multiplier:
A. Is equal to the required reserve ratio times transactions deposits. B. Gets larger as the required reserve ratio increases. C. Is the reciprocal of the required reserve ratio. D. Represents the lending capacity of an individual bank.