Chapter 29: Problem 19
If there were no usury law, the interest rate would be percent. (LO4) a) 16 d) 22 b) 18 e) 24 c) 20
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Chapter 29: Problem 19
If there were no usury law, the interest rate would be percent. (LO4) a) 16 d) 22 b) 18 e) 24 c) 20
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"Innovations do not remain isolated events, and are not evenly distributed in time, but ... on the contrary they tend to cluster, to come about in bunches, simply because some, and then most, firms follow in the wake of successful innovation." Who made this statement? (LO6, 7) a) Frank Knight c) Karl Marx b) Joseph Schumpeter d) John Maynard Keynes
Which statement is true? (LO2) a) Only the owners of labor can earn an economic rent. b) Only the owners of land can earn an economic rent. c) Both the owners of land and labor can earn an economic rent. d) Neither the owners of land nor the owners of labor can earn an economic rent.
The supply of land is (LOl) a) perfectly elastic c) relatively elastic b) perfectly inelastic d) variable in elasticity
The present value of a dollar declines as (LO5) a) the interest rate declines and the number of years you wait for your money declines b) the interest rate rises and the number of years you wait for your money rises c) the interest rate declines and the number of years you wait for your money rises d) the interest rate rises and the number of years you wait for your money declines
Each of the following is a valid criticism of Henry George's ideas except that (LO1) a) a tax on land would raise only a small fraction of needed government revenue b) landlords sometimes improve the land c) like rent, other kinds of income are unearned d) a tax on land would result in a decrease in the supply of land
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