Which side of the market is more likely to lobby government for a price floor ?
		A.	the buyers
B.	Neither buyers nor sellers desire a price floor.
C.	the sellers
D.	Both buyers and sellers desire a price floor.
		A.	the buyers
B.	Neither buyers nor sellers desire a price floor.
C.	the sellers
D.	Both buyers and sellers desire a price floor.
		A.	a quota
B.	dumg
C.	a tariff
D.	an export subsidy
		A.  1st September
B.  1st January
C.  1st April
D.  1st July
		A.	IMF decentralization; World Bank dissolution
B.	new loans from multilateral agencies and surplus countries; debt reduction or write-downs
C.	structural adjustment loans for LDCs experiencing unanticipated external shocks; renewed emphases on macroeconomic stabilization programs
D.	debt relief for at leas three-fourths of the eligible HIPCs; shorter requirements for adjustment programs
		A.	costs are minimized
B.	revenue is maximized
C.	average cost is less than average revenue
D.	marginal cost equals marginal revenue
		A.	Aggregate supply is price inelastic
B.	Aggregate supply is price elastic
C.	Aggregate supply has a unitary price elasticity
D.	Aggregate demand is price inelastic
		A.	Rational-expectations hypothesis
B.	Passive-expectations hypothesis
C.	adaptive expectations hypothesis
D.	lagged-expectations hypothesis.