The three sources of private direct investment in developing nations are
A) bank loans, government loans, and Eurobond issues.
B) bank loans, portfolio investments, and foreign direct investments.
C) portfolio loans, IMF loans, and government loans.
D) foreign direct investment, government loans, and Eurobond issues.
B
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Unemployment insurance provided by the U.S. government is usually funded by:
a. the excise duties imposed on the import of foreign goods. b. the national tax on payrolls levied on firms. c. external borrowing by the U.S. government. d. printing new money. e. selling off government bonds.
In 2020, the price for a market basket of consumer goods is $800. In the base year, the cost of the identical market basket was $1,000. The price index in this case is
A. 130.0. B. 80.0. C. 800.0. D. 180.0.
Marginal utility is the
A. additional utility obtained by a fall in the price of a good. B. total amount spent to purchase one additional unit of a good. C. additional utility obtained by consuming one additional unit of a good. D. total happiness obtained from a consumption bundle.
Why is there NO persistent unemployment in the classical model?
A. The rate of economic growth is always high enough to allow those who want to work at current wages to find jobs. B. Unionization creates job security for workers. C. The wage level adjusts to eliminate unemployment. D. The interest rate adjusts to eliminate unemployment.