In 1980, the U.S. economy had an inflation rate of
a. about 1 percent and an unemployment rate of about 7 percent.
b. less than 4 percent and an unemployment rate of less than 6 percent.
c. less than 7 percent and an unemployment rate of about 9 percent.
d. more than 9 percent and an unemployment rate of about 7 percent.
d
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Suppose the U.S. government is auctioning the rights to mine for gold in a government-owned region on the West coast. Gold has been found in areas close to the region to be auctioned and gold has a fixed market price. The value of the rights to mine for gold in this region is an example of ________.
A) a common value B) an independent private value C) a correlated value D) a public value
Complementary goods
a. are usually used in conjunction with each other b. are usually used in place of one another c. do not adhere to the law of demand d. are goods whose demand rises as incomes rise e. are goods whose demand falls as wealth falls
In the long run, any firm may enter or leave a perfectly competitive market
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Usury laws tend to hurt whom?
a. suppliers of loans b. consumers who cannot get credit c. bank stockholders d. All of the above are correct.