Refer to Figure 2-12. One segment of the circular flow diagram in the Figure shows the flow of funds from market F to economic agents G. The funds represent spending on goods and services. What is market F and who are economic agents G?
A) F = product markets; G = firms B) F = factor markets; G = firms
C) F = factor markets; G = households D) F = product markets; G = households
A
You might also like to view...
The figure above illustrates a small country's production possibilities frontier. Based on the figure, we can tell that the nation's resources are
A) not equally productive in all tasks because the production possibilities frontier is bowed out. B) unlimited because the slope is negative and the PPF is bowed out. C) equally productive in all tasks because the slope is negative. D) not equally productive in all tasks because the slope is negative. E) equally productive in all tasks because the production possibilities frontier is bowed out.
When a firms "dumps" some of its products in another country, it
A) creates an environmental hazard in the receiving country. B) sells its goods abroad at a price lower than it costs to produce the goods. C) increases the total level of employment in the receiving country. D) is specializing according to comparative advantage.
Since there are no close substitutes for the monopoly's product, the monopoly can charge any price it wishes
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In the short run, a monopolist: a. always suffers an economic loss
b. always earns an economic profit. c. always earns a normal rate of return. d. may make an economic loss, an economic profit, or zero economic profits.