Exam 52: The Land Market and Natural Resources
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In the market for hardwood, everything else held constant, if the rate of interest increases:
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Common ownership may fail to ensure that harvesting of renewable resources does not exceed the maximum sustainable yield.
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When natural resources are commonly owned, the exhaustion of these resources are evenly spread over current and future periods.
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If a hydel power plant expects the interest rate to rise in near future, it might resort to installation of more turbines and dynamos in its firm in the present period.
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Extraction of petroleum in the current period will shift the supply curve of petroleum outward in the future resulting in a fall in price of petroleum.
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If a nonrenewable resource is used more in the current period, the return on saving the resource for future falls.
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Like profit-seeking, rent seeking is also a productive activity and contributes to the growth of the economy.
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What is the most likely consequence when people's preference for current consumption rises in relation to future consumption?
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Unproductive actions designed to increase income or wealth are known as:
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The returns that skilled engineering professionals earn consist of both transfer earnings and economic rent.This implies:
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In the market for crude oil, everything held constant, if rate of interest of simple bank accounts or interest-bearing investments decline:
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As suppliers and potential suppliers of exhaustible resources continually calculate whether to extract now or in future, and how much to extract, an equilibrium arises when:
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The supply of land being fixed, the earnings from land are called transfer earnings.
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In the market for both renewable and nonrenewable resources, the timing of the use of resources depends on:
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If the rate of extraction of a renewable resource is greater than its rate of replenishment, the price of the resource is likely to fall in future.
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The marginal cost of extraction of a nonrenewable resource increases with passage of time because:
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The earnings of which of the following resources will comprise entirely of economic rent?
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If the owner of a nonrenewable resource expects his profits to be high in future, he will abstain from resource extraction in the present period.
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