Which of the following is a determinant of Investment spending?
A. Disposable income
B. Expected future income
C. Expected profitability
D. Real Income
C. Expected profitability
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Exhibit 36-1 Bond FaceValueof Bond Price ofthe Bond Annual CouponPayment A $1,000 $850 $25 B $1,000 $950 $41 C $1,000 $1,100 $52 D $1,000 $1,100 $32 E $1,000 $1,000 $50 Refer to Exhibit 36-1. The coupon rate for bond C is
A. 0.05 percent. B. 5.2 percent. C. 4.7 percent. D. 100 percent.
Assume that an oligopolist faces a kinked demand curve. Suppose that the marginal cost curve passes through the gap in the marginal revenue curve. Price and output will be determined
a. drawing a line from the point where MC = P to both the vertical and horizontal axis, the vertical indicating output, the horizontal indicating price b. drawing a line from the point where MC = P to both the vertical and horizontal axis, the vertical indicating price, the horizontal indicating output c. at the kink d. at ATC = MC which, too, passes through the gap e. to be zero because the MC curve passes through the gap
Pietro is 40 years old and is laid off from his job at the paper plant and borrows from his savings for 8 months until he finds a new job. Pietro's
a. transitory income likely exceeds his permanent income for that year. b. borrowing is representative of a normal economic life cycle. c. permanent income is largely unaffected by this one time change to his income. d. economic mobility during this year is highly unusual, as US workers tend to stay in a particular income class.
The investment component of GDP measures spending on
a. financial assets such as stocks and bonds. During recessions it declines by a relatively large amount. b. residential construction, business equipment, business structures, and changes in inventory. During recessions it declines by a relatively large amount. c. financial assets such as stocks and bonds. During recessions it declines by a relatively small amount. d. residential construction, business equipment, business structures, and changes in inventory. During recessions it declines by a relatively small amount.