Exam 17: Wages, Rent, Interest, and Profit
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Cash advance stores offer to lend money to an individual who,after a brief credit check,gives the store a post dated check for a certain amount and they receive a lesser amount.For example,the customer,who has no other options for loans given his or her poor credit,writes a check dated two weeks from today for $100 and the store remits to him $80,an annualized rate of interest of about 650%.Some states have outlawed cash advance stores as described here.Using what you've learned in this chapter,and assuming the rate of default on these loans is 20%,defend this practice.
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Real wages are higher in the United States than in less developed countries for all of the
Following reasons,except:
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 17-1 : shows the weekly income (in dollars)and leisure (in hours)of a worker using an indifference curve and a budget line.
-Refer to Figure 17-1.If the number of leisure hours is OL1 after a change in the wage rate,it implies that:
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State governments in the U.S.can borrow at lower interest rates than corporations because:
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In the long-run,capital will be allocated across industries such that:
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Consider an individual whose income increases substantially.This allows him to increase consumption of all normal goods and services.If he increases the consumption of leisure,it implies that:
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Which of the following is not likely to have contributed to the stagnating real wage levels experienced in the 1970s in the U.S.?
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 17-2 : shows the demand [D],marginal revenue [MR],and supply [S] curves in the market for labor.
- Refer to Figure 17-2.Under competitive conditions _____ workers are hired at a wage of _____.
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The equilibrium wage paid to college professors is generally thrice that of kindergarten teachers.The correct explanation for this difference in wages is:
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Interest rates charged on loans tend to be higher for corporations than for the U.S.government because:
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