A. Alternative
B. Opportunity cost
C. Consumer cost
D. Producer cost
A. Provide benefits for all producers and consumers
B. Increase the nation’s aggregate income
C. Reduce unemployment for all domestic workers
D. Ensure that industries can operate at less than full capacity
A. official exchange rates
B. complete currency pass through
C. exchange arbitrage
D. trade adjustment assistance
A. a small deadweight loss and the burden of the tax would fall on the renter
B. a large deadweight loss and the burden of the tax would fall on the landlora
C. a large deadweight loss and the burden of the tax would fall on the renter.
D. a small deadweight loss and the burden of the tax would fall on the landlord
A. shift the aggregate supply curve to the right
B. shift the aggregate supply curve to the left
C. shift the aggregate demand curve to the left
D. shift the aggregate demand curve to the right
A. low wages, employment
B. high wages, labor supply
C. high wages, productivity
D. high wages, employment
A. Unemployment is likely to fall
B. Prices are likely to fall
C. Demand is likely to fall
D. Imports are likely to grow