Which of the following expenditure components of GDP can be negative or positive?
A) Consumption expenditure
B) Investment
C) Government expenditure on goods and services
D) Net exports of goods and services
E) None of the above because expenditure can never be negative.
D
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Land used for commercial Christmas trees can also produce pulpwood. Therefore, an increase in the expected market price of Christmas trees tends to
A) reduce the demand for Christmas trees. B) increase the supply of Christmas trees. C) increase the cost of producing pulpwood. D) decrease the cost of producing pulpwood.
In the ten year period 1981-1990, 1202 commercial banks were closed, with a peak of 206 failures in 1989. This rate of failures was approximately ________ times greater than that in the period from 1934 to 1980
A) two B) three C) five D) ten
Over time, housing shortages caused by rent control
a. increase, because the demand for and supply of housing are less elastic in the long run. b. increase, because the demand for and supply of housing are more elastic in the long run. c. decrease, because the demand for and supply of housing are less elastic in the long run. d. decrease, because the demand for and supply of housing are more elastic in the long run.
Every point on the long-run average cost curve is
A) also a minimum point on a short-run average cost curve. B) on a short-run average total cost curve. C) on a short-run average variable cost curve. D) on a short-run marginal cost curve.