Suppose an economist is analyzing the impact of a debt and its ability to be paid. That economist will focus on
A. both the ratio of the debt to GDP and the interest payments as a percentage of GDP.
B. strictly the debt.
C. strictly the ratio of the debt to GDP.
D. strictly the inflation-adjusted amount of debt.
Answer: A
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A. take a loss. B. break-even. C. make a profit.
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A. The quantity of goods and services labor can purchase is derived from the wages labor receives from the firm. B. It is derived from the supply of labor. C. It is derived from the MPP of labor. D. It is derived from the demand for the product that the labor is producing.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false