Overshooting occurs because:

a. expectations adjust slower than prices.
b. expectations adjust at the same rate as prices.
c. expectations adjust faster than prices.
d. expectations do not adjust.


Ans: c. expectations adjust faster than prices.

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a. an individual. b. a nonprofit organization. c. a partnership. d. a limited partner in a partnership.

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The investment decision is made in the short run.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

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