In terms of imports to the colonies, ______ and ______ were the top two trading partners
a. the United Kingdom; Africa
b. Southern Europe; the West Indies
c. the West Indies; the United Kingdom
d. the United kingdom; Southern Europe.
c. the West Indies; the United Kingdom
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Public debt is held as
A) Treasury Bills, Treasury Notes, Treasury Bonds, and U.S. Savings Bonds. B) U.S. Notes. C) Federal Reserve Notes. D) corporate bonds and common stocks of the largest companies.
Which of the following is an example of unconventional monetary policy?
a. the Federal Reserve selling T-bills b. the Federal Reserve decreasing the discount rate c. the Federal Reserve purchasing mortgage-backed securities d. none of the above
Suppose that the share of population employed in Country B is 50 percent, and that Countries B and C have the same real GDP per capita. Based on the information in the table, what share of Country C's population must be employed? CountryPopulation (millions)Average Labor Productivity ($)A1002,000B15010,000C7525,000D25050,000E9560,000
A. 20.0 percent B. 40.0 percent C. 50.0 percent D. 5.0 percent
The "bail-out" money that went to giant financial institutions like Citibank and Goldman Sachs, along with General Motors and Chrysler during the Financial Crisis and the Great Recession, came from the:
A. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act B. Troubled Assets Relief Program C. Primary Dealer Credit Facility D. Term Securities Lending Facility