Academic Integrity: tutoring, explanations, and feedback — we don’t complete graded work or submit on a student’s behalf.

Economics

58545 questions • Page 1021 / 1171

What happens to equilibrium supply increases and demand price rises; quantity fa
What happens to equilibrium supply increases and demand price rises; quantity falls price and quantity both price and quantity both price falls, quantity rises price and quantity …
What happens to supplywhen the price of the commodity decreases? A. No change in
What happens to supplywhen the price of the commodity decreases? A. No change insupply, but a movement along the supply curve. B. Supplyincreases. C. Supplydecreases. D. Not enoug…
What happens to the equilibrium quantity of money and equilibrium interest rates
What happens to the equilibrium quantity of money and equilibrium interest rates if RGDP increases in the economy? 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) A crack down on corruption in the economy of Apri…
What happens to the equilibrium quantity of money and equilibrium interest rates
What happens to the equilibrium quantity of money and equilibrium interest rates if RGDP increases in the economy? O 1) Both equilibrium quantity of money and equilibrium interest…
What happens to the labor supply curves in both countries whenMexican workers le
What happens to the labor supply curves in both countries whenMexican workers leave Mexico and move to the United States? a. Labor supply decreases in Mexico and decreases in theU…
What happens to the long-run equilibrium in the competitive market? a. In long-r
What happens to the long-run equilibrium in the competitive market? a. In long-run equilibrium, marginal firms make a positive economic profit. b. To maximize profit, firms should…
What happens to the profit-maximizing price and quantity following the change in
What happens to the profit-maximizing price and quantity following the change in the demand curve from D1 to D2? The price falls from $4.50 to $3, and the output increases from 30…
What happens when the market size increases? What happens to prices? What happen
What happens when the market size increases? What happens to prices? What happens to BB's profits? Is it always good for BB if its market increases in size? Is market growth alway…
What happens when the transaction cost of buying and selling bonds decreases? Ba
What happens when the transaction cost of buying and selling bonds decreases? Base your choice on your analysis of the money market and its relationship with the real economy. Mon…
What has been occured If the price floor is set below theequilibrium price? a)th
What has been occured If the price floor is set below theequilibrium price? a)the floor will be ineffective b)there will be a surplus c)quantity demanded will be less than quantit…
What has happened to the aggregate labor force participation rate in the post WW
What has happened to the aggregate labor force participation rate in the post WWIl period? ow about the rates between males and females? Why do you think this is the case? What fa…
What has happened to the labour force participation rates in Canada in the last
What has happened to the labour force participation rates in Canada in the last 35 A) The male participation rate has decreased while the female participation rate has increased. …
What hypothesis testing procedure would you use in the following situations? (a)
What hypothesis testing procedure would you use in the following situations? (a)A test classifies applicants as accepted or rejected. On the basis of data on 200 applicants, we te…
What if Scenario It seems there are never enough hours in the day for you to get
What if Scenario It seems there are never enough hours in the day for you to get everything done that you want to do. You work full-time, participate in two bowling leagues, trans…
What if government decide to decrease the use of post mail in order to save tree
What if government decide to decrease the use of post mail in order to save trees, so what will happened to the people worked for post office.Demand of postman will decrease. Supp…
What if the facts were different? Suppose the narrator\'s company instituted a p
What if the facts were different? Suppose the narrator's company instituted a policy in which employees have to tell HR any time they receive a corporate gift worth more than $30.…
What impact do you think a major reduction in US government spending would have
What impact do you think a major reduction in US government spending would have on the Canadian? economy? Explain. A major reduction in US government spending would cause? (Choose…
What impact do you think the following events will have on long run economic gro
What impact do you think the following events will have on long run economic growth? Explain why. a. The dictator of Turan has recently begun to arbitrarily seize farms belonging …
What impact does the Fed\'s raising the interest rate have on the money supply a
What impact does the Fed's raising the interest rate have on the money supply and on price level? a. An increase in interest rates raises the money supply and eventually reduces p…
What implications for international financial repositioning and for the current
What implications for international financial repositioning and for the current spot exchange rate would flow from an increase in the current domestic interest rate? Repositioning…
What is Art? Conflicts over the correct or \"right\" style often indicate value
What is Art? Conflicts over the correct or "right" style often indicate value conflicts within a society A) True B) False Iconoclasms are evident when a society's values are in se…
What is Economics? 1.Read the following case and answer the question at the end
What is Economics? 1.Read the following case and answer the question at the end of it: Enron used to be "America's Most Innovative Company." However, Enron, as America's seventh l…
What is Endoor\'s GDP? Household purchases of durable goods $3685 Salaries of go
What is Endoor's GDP? Household purchases of durable goods $3685 Salaries of government workers $2851 Federal government expenditures on roads $3,702 Domestic purchases of foreign…
What is Kerry\'s average tax rate if the extra photoshoot it accepted? oorsWindo
What is Kerry's average tax rate if the extra photoshoot it accepted? oorsWindow Help Sani x biscms/mod/ibis/view.php?id-4519267 e (a Search Jump to... Question 1 of 19 Sapling Le…
What is Medicare Part C? Provides the aged with home health care Provides the ag
What is Medicare Part C? Provides the aged with home health care Provides the aged with prescription drugs Enables low-income aged to participate in Medicaid Provides a voluntary …
What is On the Bleeding Edge? Think about the way social media impacts your life
What is On the Bleeding Edge? Think about the way social media impacts your life as far as product marketing – online coupons, Groupons, email ads etc. What is on the bleeding edg…
What is Purchasing Power Parity, what prediction does it make? If the actual exc
What is Purchasing Power Parity, what prediction does it make? If the actual exchange rate is greater than the exchange rate implied by the relative price of goods in the foreign/…
What is Social Entrepreneurship? Give concrete examples. Is there a relationship
What is Social Entrepreneurship? Give concrete examples. Is there a relationship between the fallacious yet accepted paradigms of our economy (e.g., growth as the sole source of w…
What is UN Sustainable Developement Goal? I don\'t really understand what they a
What is UN Sustainable Developement Goal? I don't really understand what they are by reading articles. Can you keep it simple? So they there's 17 goals to make the world a better …
What is \"countercyclical\" aid? a.Federal Aid to individuals who have lost thei
What is "countercyclical" aid? a.Federal Aid to individuals who have lost their jobs in an economic recession b.Federal Aid used to reduce the state income tax burden on individua…
What is a SITUATION in which this might happen in a business? I don\'t want a nu
What is a SITUATION in which this might happen in a business? I don't want a numerical solution. Rather, I want to know what instance might occur that would cause constant returns…
What is a budget? Describe the four-step process of figuring out your monthly bu
What is a budget? Describe the four-step process of figuring out your monthly budget. What is a budget? A. A budget is the value obtained from subtracting your monthly expenses fr…
What is a common criticism of conflict theory? Conflict theorists focus too stro
What is a common criticism of conflict theory? Conflict theorists focus too strongly on gender and racial inequality. Conflict theory exaggerates the problems of economic inequali…
What is a compensating differential? Give an example. A compensating differentia
What is a compensating differential? Give an example. A compensating differential is O A. when a person is paid a lower wage or excluded from an occupation based on an irelevant i…
What is a difference between a 401(k) plan and a Roth IRA? a Roth IRA is a retir
What is a difference between a 401(k) plan and a Roth IRA? a Roth IRA is a retirement account, while a 401(k) is a savings account that people can easily access at any time. emplo…
What is a dominant strategy? A dominant strategy is a strategy that A. is select
What is a dominant strategy? A dominant strategy is a strategy that A. is selected regardless of whether it is optimal. B. minimizes an opponent's payoff. C. is optimal conditiona…
What is a firm\'s equity multiplier if its total assets are $274,000, equity is
What is a firm's equity multiplier if its total assets are $274,000, equity is $64,000, current liabilities are $48,000, and long-term liabilities are $162,000? A. more than 4.26 …
What is a free market? A.A free market is one with perfect equality. B.A free ma
What is a free market? A.A free market is one with perfect equality. B.A free market is one where the government restricts how a factor of production can be employed. C.A free mar…
What is a key criterion involved in deciding a natural monopoly? a. Size of the
What is a key criterion involved in deciding a natural monopoly? a. Size of the firm relative to its competitors. b. Size of the firm relative to the total market demand for a pro…
What is a likely explanation as to why workers who have been on the job for a lo
What is a likely explanation as to why workers who have been on the job for a long time earn more than newly hired workers? A. Because workers in bad job matches tend to stay on t…
What is a market failure? A. A market failure is when production occurs at high
What is a market failure? A. A market failure is when production occurs at high social cost. B. A market failure is when the market fails to produce deadweight loss. C. A market f…
What is a market failure? A.It refers to the inability of the market to allocate
What is a market failure? A.It refers to the inability of the market to allocate resources efficiently up to the point where marginal social benefit equals marginal social cost. B…
What is a network externality and how does it differ from a typical externality
What is a network externality and how does it differ from a typical externality Explain why a network demand curve slopes upward for small quantities. List three strategies a firm…
What is a perfect (pure) price competition model and what are its assumptions? E
What is a perfect (pure) price competition model and what are its assumptions? Explain in detail how the price competition model is supposed to work, its process and the outcome (…
What is a person\'s classification if he or she is available for work and has ac
What is a person's classification if he or she is available for work and has actively looked for it in the past year, but not in the past four weeks? a) Marginally attached and no…
What is a prisoners dilemma? A game that involves no dominant strategy A game wh
What is a prisoners dilemma? A game that involves no dominant strategy A game which prisoners are stumped because they cannot communicate with each other A game in which players A…
What is a recessionary gap? What would be the appropriate fiscal policy to comba
What is a recessionary gap? What would be the appropriate fiscal policy to combat or offset one? What is an inflationary gap? What would be the appropriate fiscal policy to combat…
What is a summary of this article? ABI PRLTCEAREAS CASES &INVESTIGATIONS; | N Bl
What is a summary of this article? ABI PRLTCEAREAS CASES &INVESTIGATIONS; | N Blog Archi TAKE ITEMS TO ANOTHER STORE LOCATION if you work in retail, there are several ways tha…
What is a tit-for-tat strategy? A tit-for-tat strategy is a strategy A. in which
What is a tit-for-tat strategy? A tit-for-tat strategy is a strategy A. in which a player responds in kind to an opponent's previous play. B. that maximizes a player's expected pa…
What is an endowment effect? A. The tendency of individuals to value an item mor
What is an endowment effect? A. The tendency of individuals to value an item more when they own it than when they do not. For example, many people would refuse to pay $5 for a sim…