Question 11 (1 point) Planned economies rely heavily on _____ to make most economic decisions. Question...
Question 11 (1 point) Planned economies rely heavily on _____ to make most economic decisions. Question 11 options: a) corporations b) consumers c) producers d) the government
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Planned economies rely heavily in "government" to make most of the economic decisions. all the important decisions in the market are made by the government as per the five year plans. the answer is "D".
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Question 11 (1 point) Planned economies rely heavily on _____ to
make most economic decisions. Question...
14. In recent times, the US economy has come to rely much more heavily on R&D,...
14.
In recent times, the US economy has come to rely much more heavily
on R&D, which is funded by __?
15. A market has 19 firms, 17 of which have 4% market share.
The remaining two have 31% and 1% market share. Calculate the
HHI.
16. which of the below is the best regulatory option for the
government to take with respect to this natural monopoly?
Question 14 In recent times, the U.S. economy has come to rely much...
1.The maintenance of general economic stability relies most heavily on: A. Federal fiscal policy B. Coordinated...
1.The maintenance of general economic stability relies most heavily on: A. Federal fiscal policy B. Coordinated state and local fiscal policies C. Tax and revenue policies of state governments D. Federal aid to the states 2.If we passed a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget every year, this would probably A. prevent recessions. B. make our recessions into depressions. C. create inflations. D. raise interest rates. 3.If the President says he will request higher taxes if price increases accelerate, the...
9) Opportunity cost is A) the additional cost of buying an additional unit of a product ) the additional cost of pro...
9) Opportunity cost is A) the additional cost of buying an additional unit of a product ) the additional cost of producing an additional unit of output C) a cost that cannot be avoided, regardless of what is done in the future. D) that which we forgo, or give up, when we make a choice or a 10) 10) Consider the following economic agents: a· the government b consumers c producers Who, in a centrally planned economy, decides what goods...
Question 11 (1 point) The Prime Minister of Richlandia hires you as an economic consultant. He...
Question 11 (1 point) The Prime Minister of Richlandia hires you as an economic consultant. He is concerned that the output level in Richlandia is too low and that this will cause unemployment to rise. He feels that it is necessary to increase output by $20 billion. He tells you that the MPC = 0.75. Which of the following would be the best advice to give to the Richlandia Prime Minister? Question 11 options: increase government purchases by $15 billion...
Answer True or False: 1. Classification criteria for economic system include decision-making systems, mechanisms for information...
Answer True or False: 1. Classification criteria for economic system include decision-making systems, mechanisms for information and coordination, incentive structures, property rights, and mechanisms for public choices. 2. All economic systems can be classified as market capitalism or centrally planned socialism. 3. Generally speaking, transition economies emerging from the former Soviet Union have done least well with transition, while those of Central and Eastern Europe have done the best. 4. Capitalism relies primarily on material incentives, while planned socialism and...
Question 15 (1 point) A large discount retailer, such as Walmart, is MOST LIKELY to rely...
Question 15 (1 point) A large discount retailer, such as Walmart, is MOST LIKELY to rely on personal selling as its primary promotional method for generating customer interest. True False
These questions please！ Question 3 (1 point) What would happen without the government's protection of property...
These questions please！
Question 3 (1 point) What would happen without the government's protection of property rights? U Businesses would have less incentive to provide goods and services There would be less government regulation of businesses and prices would be lower for consumers. U Taxes would be lower, causing less market inefficiencies U Businesses would have more freedom with production processes Question 4 (1 point) What does inflation cause? incomes to fall productivity to increase the government to lower taxes...
Prices are important in market economies because 1 point a) they ensure that people receive what...
Prices are important in market economies because 1 point a) they ensure that people receive what they deserve. b) they provide direction for economic activities. c) government can easily set them at a level which ensures fair incomes. d) firms can easily set them at a level which ensures profits. e) they ensure a just distribution of goods.
Which of the following motives for mergers make economic sense? (a) Merging to achieve economies of...
Which of the following motives for mergers make economic sense? (a) Merging to achieve economies of scale. (b) Merging to reduce risk by diversification. (c) Merging to redeploy cash generated by a firm with ample profits but limited growth opportunities. (d) Merging to combine complementary resources. (e) Merging just to increase earnings per share.
Question 1 (1 point) If interest rates increase, how wil his affet planned investment? Planned investment...
Question 1 (1 point) If interest rates increase, how wil his affet planned investment? Planned investment will decrease. Planned investment will not be affected. Planned investment could increase or decrease. Planned investment will increase. Question 2 (1 point) ere to cut back on their consumption expenditures If the economy were to enter a recession and households w what type of industry would be most affected? Industries selling perishable goods. Industries providing services. Industries selling durable goods. Industries selling non-durable goods...
14.
In recent times, the US economy has come to rely much more heavily
on R&D, which is funded by __?
15. A market has 19 firms, 17 of which have 4% market share.
The remaining two have 31% and 1% market share. Calculate the
HHI.
16. which of the below is the best regulatory option for the
government to take with respect to this natural monopoly?
Question 14 In recent times, the U.S. economy has come to rely much...
9) Opportunity cost is A) the additional cost of buying an additional unit of a product ) the additional cost of producing an additional unit of output C) a cost that cannot be avoided, regardless of what is done in the future. D) that which we forgo, or give up, when we make a choice or a 10) 10) Consider the following economic agents: a· the government b consumers c producers Who, in a centrally planned economy, decides what goods...
Question 15 (1 point) A large discount retailer, such as Walmart, is MOST LIKELY to rely on personal selling as its primary promotional method for generating customer interest. True False
These questions please！
Question 3 (1 point) What would happen without the government's protection of property rights? U Businesses would have less incentive to provide goods and services There would be less government regulation of businesses and prices would be lower for consumers. U Taxes would be lower, causing less market inefficiencies U Businesses would have more freedom with production processes Question 4 (1 point) What does inflation cause? incomes to fall productivity to increase the government to lower taxes...
Question 1 (1 point) If interest rates increase, how wil his affet planned investment? Planned investment will decrease. Planned investment will not be affected. Planned investment could increase or decrease. Planned investment will increase. Question 2 (1 point) ere to cut back on their consumption expenditures If the economy were to enter a recession and households w what type of industry would be most affected? Industries selling perishable goods. Industries providing services. Industries selling durable goods. Industries selling non-durable goods...
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