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A) federal funds rate.
B) maximum interest rate at which loans can be made.
C) spread between the prime rate of interest and credit card rates.
D) interest paid on 90-day Treasury bills and 30-year bonds of the U.S. government.
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A) 5 percent.
B) 5.06 percent.
C) 5.18 percent.
D) 6 percent.
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A) allocates the available supply of loanable funds to investment projects that have high enough rates of return to justify the borrowing.
B) rises when the supply of loanable funds increases.
C) is the price paid for the use of any resource.
D) affects the size of total output but not the composition of that output.
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A) the interest rate increases.
B) labor costs are low and expected to fall.
C) the expected rate of return of the new machinery is greater than the interest rate.
D) the present value of the new machinery is lower than its purchase price.
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A) increase the demand for loanable funds and decrease the equilibrium interest rate.
B) increase the demand for loanable funds and increase the equilibrium interest rate.
C) increase the supply of loanable funds and decrease the equilibrium interest rate.
D) increase the supply of loanable funds and increase the equilibrium interest rate.
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A) G and A.
B) F and A.
C) F and C.
D) E and A.
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A) $10 billion.
B) $14 billion.
C) $20 billion.
D) $30 billion.
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A) 2 percent.
B) 4 percent.
C) 8 percent.
D) 10 percent.
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A) 1-month Treasury bills.
B) prime interest rate.
C) federal funds rate.
D) 20-year Treasury bond rate.
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A) decrease from G to F.
B) increase from E to F.
C) increase from B to C.
D) increase from F to G.
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A) Although land has no production cost from society's viewpoint, rental payments are costs to individual producers.
B) Land rent is not a cost to either society or individual producers.
C) Although land rent is a cost from society's viewpoint, it is not a cost to individual producers.
D) Land rent is a cost to both society and individual producers.
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A) often comes at the expense of efficiency.
B) encourages efficiency.
C) causes them to neglect other aspects of the business.
D) discourages use of the MB = MC rule.
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A) land is a productive resource, like the other resources.
B) a given parcel of land has alternative uses, and rent represents a real cost of production.
C) they do not understand that the supply of land, in total, is perfectly inelastic.
D) landowners are, politically and economically, a powerful and well-organized group.
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A) poverty is associated with the personal characteristics of individuals and therefore cannot be remedied by government antipoverty programs.
B) economic rent could be heavily taxed without impairing the supply of land or, therefore, the productive capacity of the economy.
C) rents should not be taxed, because rental income is the basic source of saving, which ultimately permits a high level of investment and economic growth.
D) taxes on rents are undesirable because they have a severe disincentive effect on landlords.
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A) lower capital investment.
B) increase the quantity of loanable funds demanded.
C) come about when there is a shortage of loanable funds.
D) result from an increase in the desire of firms to borrow funds.
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A) $100 per acre.
B) $400 per acre.
C) $200 per acre.
D) $300 per acre.
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A) $2,200
B) $2,315.25
C) $2,210
D) $2,205
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