One way the government decides how to pay for a public good is:
A. the ease of collecting payout.
B. if they can make the good excludable and charge its users.
C. the transfer of surplus.
D. All of these are ways the government allocates payment of public goods.
B. if they can make the good excludable and charge its users.
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Policy actions designed to allow relatively open competition in national stock and bond markets are called
A) capital market liberalization. B) financial sector deregulation. C) cross-border mergers and acquisitions. D) regulatory arbitrage.
Jane is a dietician in a city that twenty years ago voted to restrict the number of dieticians in the city to five and to regulate their prices
Although the city has tripled in size during that time (and thus demand has increased), no new dietician licenses have been issued. Over the years Jane and the other license holders have begun offering a wide variety of perks to their clients to maintain market share. It is clear that the initial restriction on licenses gave Jane a _____. a. monopoly b. transitional gain c. transitional loss d. sense of security
Who among the following is a discouraged worker?
a. Brian, who has delayed joining his new office by a month b. Regina, who has given up her job search after several failed attempts to find one c. Daniel, who has a job as a ski instructor only during winter d. Roger, who is currently unemployed, enjoys the unemployment benefits and is not too eager to search for a new job
The accompanying graph depicts demand. 
The slope of the demand curve (ignoring the negative sign) is:
A. 1. B. 1.5. C. 0.5. D. 2.