A. crowds out imports
B. crowds out public consumption
C. crowds out exports
D. reduces the budget deficit
A. neither rival nor excludable
B. rival but not excludable.
C. both rival but excludable
D. not rival but excludable
A. Assets of business that can be applied to its operation
B. Amount of current assets that exceeds current liabilities
C. Both of them
D. None of them
A. capital accumulation
B. common property resources
C. non-producible
D. output
A. foreign dumg of goods in the U.S
B. subsidies granted to foreign firms that export to the U.S
C. buy national policies of foreign government
D. stringent environmental regulations of foreign government s
A. perfectly inelastic
B. perfectly elastic
C. upward slog
D. downward slog
A. inelastic demand for these products in advanced countries
B. large increases in the supplies of these products on world markets because of export expansion policies
C. sluggish demand for these products in advanced countries
D. All of the above