A) the possibility that its warehouse will burn down
B) the possibility that several of its workers will be injured at work
C) the possibility that an adverse change in consumer tastes will decrease the demand for the firm's product
D) the possibility that a tornado will damage the plant and stop production for a month
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A) $20,000
B) $20,661
C) $30,250
D) $30,000
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A) a change in the tax law to exempt savings from taxation
B) expansion of social insurance to cover more fully the cost of retirement
C) a general business recession that produces high rates of unemployment
D) a technological advance that increases returns on investments
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A) its own sake.
B) what it can buy.
C) what it can produce.
D) what they have to pay for it.
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A) investment will be profitable.
B) investment will be unprofitable.
C) real rate of interest is 4 percent.
D) real rate of interest is 2 percent.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
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A) The high rents landowners charge tenant farmers cause high corn prices.
B) If landowners weren't so greedy and lowered the rents they charge tenant farmers, the price of corn would fall.
C) If the price of corn rises because of increased demand for corn, land rents will rise to absorb most of the extra revenue received by tenant corn farmers.
D) If the price of corn rises, all other things being equal, increases in rent will cause some tenant farmers to stop growing corn.
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A) nominal interest rate.
B) real interest rate.
C) nominal interest rate minus the real interest rate.
D) future supply of loanable funds.
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True/False
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A) decrease from G to F.
B) increase from E to F.
C) increase from B to C.
D) decrease from B to A.
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A) rate that savings and loan associations charge on mortgage loans.
B) rate charged consumers by credit card companies.
C) rate paid on long-term government bonds.
D) announced rate at which commercial banks make business loans.
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A) demand for the resource increases.
B) price of the resource decreases.
C) demand for the resource decreases.
D) supply curve shifts to the right.
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A) the greater the risk involved.
B) the smaller the amount of the loan.
C) the longer the length of the loan.
D) if the loan interest is exempt from taxation.
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A) Interest rates typically reflect the risk involved in extending a loan.
B) Interest rates are affected by households' spending decisions.
C) The equilibrium interest rate is determined by the intersection of the supply and demand schedules for loanable funds.
D) The supply of loanable funds is independent of the rate of interest.
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A) 4 percent
B) 6 percent
C) 8 percent
D) 10 percent
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A) The firms tend to do well in some aspects of their operations, but other aspects are neglected.
B) The firms cannot achieve a very high overall efficiency.
C) The firms pay close attention to every aspect of their operations.
D) The firms' suppliers and customers are often left behind.
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A) land is a "free and nonreproducible gift of nature."
B) of diminishing returns.
C) land rent has no incentive function.
D) the supply of land is fixed.
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