At the end of the future period, in the real intertemporal model with investment
A) the firm's capital becomes useless and is thrown away.
B) the firm's capital is used to produce more capital for the distant future.
C) the firm can convert capital one-for-one into consumption goods.
D) the firm's capital is converted into labor.
C
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According to the data in the table above,
A) the standard of living worsened between year 1 and year 2. B) the standard of living improved between year 1 and year 2. C) real GDP grew more slowly than population between year 1 and year 2. D) as measured by real GDP per person, the standard of living remained the same between year 1 and year 2. E) real GDP grew more rapidly than population between year 1 and year 2.
Students arriving late to class are a potential negative externality because their tardiness may interrupt the instructor and distract students
Can you think of any way in which this externality could be curbed? That is, can you think of any methods that could be employedto internalize this negative externality?
In one of the earliest studies on the link between interest rates and money demand using United States data, James Tobin concluded that the demand for money is
A) sensitive to interest rates. B) not sensitive to interest rates. C) not sensitive to changes in income. D) not sensitive to changes in bond values.
Banks hold some deposits on reserve at the Fed because
A. the Fed requires every bank to hold at least $100 million on deposit at all times. B. the Fed will insure those deposits, but will not insure regular bank deposits. C. these deposits meet the reserve requirements of the Fed. D. these are membership dues for being a member bank.