Explain why employment may rise or fall in response to an
increase in total factor productivity.
A.
An increase in total factor productivity causes the PPF to
become steeper at any given quantity of leisure but also to shift​
down, and the relative magnitudes of these shifts are unknown.
B.
An increase in total factor productivity causes the PPF to
become flatter at any given quantity of leisure but also to shift​
up, and the relative magnitudes of these shifts...
TRUE OR FALSE
6) A turning is used to test the rise and fall of the vulva.
T/F
7.)If the room is not able to be adjusted for temperature, the
nurse should offer a warm blanket. T/F.
8.) The nurse should be be able to perform the four assessment
techniques. T/F
9.) Stuffed furry toys are approved to be shared. T/F.
1: The quantity of product X supplied can be expected to rise
with a fall in
a.
prices of competing products
b.
price of X
c.
energy-saving technical change
d.
input prices
2: A demand curve expresses the relation between the quantity
demanded and
a.
income
b.
advertising
c.
price
d.
all of the above
3: Change in the quantity demanded is
a.
a movement along a single demand curve
b.
an upward shift from one demand curve to another...
1: The quantity of product X supplied can be expected to rise
with a fall in
a.
prices of competing products
b.
price of X
c.
energy-saving technical change
d.
input prices
2: A demand curve expresses the relation between the quantity
demanded and
a.
income
b.
advertising
c.
price
d.
all of the above
3: Change in the quantity demanded is
a.
a movement along a single demand curve
b.
an upward shift from one demand curve to another...
Which of the following would cause prices to rise and real GDP
to fall in the short run?
Question options:
an increase in the expected price level
an increase in the capital stock
an increase in the quantity of labor available
Assume that the price of Socates Motors stock will either rise
to $50 or fall to $35 in one month and that the risk free rate for
one month is 1.5%. How much is an option with a strike price of $40
worth if the current stock price if the current stock price is $45
instead of $40?