A. created stationary economies of scale
B. maintained the relationship between firms and their clients
C. replaced price as the important
D. limited the expansion of firms
A. created stationary economies of scale
B. maintained the relationship between firms and their clients
C. replaced price as the important
D. limited the expansion of firms
A. the development of pure science, invention innovation financing the innovation and the innovation’s acceptance
B. introducing new products modifying production functions creating credit and making profits
C. innovation investment credit creation and economies growth
D. patent management resource gains mature innovation and speculative gains
A. Perfect competition
B. An economy below full employment
C. No savings or technical change
D. No entrepreneurial function is required
A. depreciation generally improves the trade balance
B. depreciation generally hurts the trade balance
C. no strong generalization is possible
D. depreciation has no effect on the trade balance
A. pass through
B. absorption
C. adjustment mechanism
D. currency contract period
A. sooner
B. longer
C. bigger
D. smaller
A. improves
B. worsens
C. is unaffected
D. falls for a while before increasing
A. should increase the dollar value of exports
B. should not have any effect on the dollar value of U.S imports
C. must increase the balance of trade
D. All of the above
A. import prices to fall by 10 percent
B. import prices to rise by 10 percent
C. export prices to rise by 10 percent
D. export prices to fall by 10 percent
A. appreciation in the value of both currencies
B. depreciation in the value of both currencies
C. appreciation in the value of the yen against the mark
D. depreciation in the value of the yen against the mark