The production possibilities curve shows all possible combinations of
A) two goods that are desired by society.
B) two goods that can be efficiently produced with a given set of resources.
C) two goods that can be purchased given the prices of the goods.
D) two goods that two countries can trade with each other.
B
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The price of a goods falls and you discover that you can eat more of the goods because they are cheaper than other goods
a. surplus efficiency. b. latent efficiency. c. demand efficiency. d. production efficiency. e. none of the above
If you own 10% of the shares of a corporation's stock, and the corporation is expected to earn $9 million a year in after-tax profits forever, and the interest rate is 0.05, what is the value of your shares?
a. $18 million b. $900,000 c. $9 million d. $6 million e. $180 million
In thinking about the criteria for an ideal voting system, unanimity means if:
A. the median in the group prefers option X to option Y, then X beats Y. B. the majority of the group prefers option X to option Y, then X beats Y. C. no one in the group prefers option X to option Y, then it must still be possible for X to beat Y. D. everyone in the group prefers option X to option Y, then X beats Y.
Better ideas cause the economy's production function to:
A) rotate upward. B) rotate downward. C) shift upward. D) shift downward.