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What is the difference between inflation and deflation?

a. Inflation is a rise in the general price level over time while deflation is a fall in the general price level over time.

b. Inflation is a continuous rise in the price level while deflation is a one-time rise in prices.

c. Deflation is a continuous rise in the price level while inflation is a one-time rise in prices.

d. Inflation happens when all prices are rising, while deflation happens when only some prices are rising.

What's inflation and deflation in economics?

Electron Speed

How is sound intensity measured?

A. In beats

B. In decibels

C. In phons

D. In sones

Assume that a nation's PPC has shifted outward and to the right. Think of a scenario that may have caused this.

Assume that a nation's PPC has shifted inward and to the left. Think of a scenario that may have caused this.

What is an Interface?

Match each scenario with its effect on the PPC

A manufacturing unit uses all its

resources efficiently.                               

 

Andrew has 5 hours to complete

his homework but uses only 3                 

hours, so he doesn't complete it.

 

A country acquires part of its                 

neighboring country.

What is an array?

Which of the following is the most frequently used method by which the Fed implements monetary policy?

Which of the following is the MOST frequently used instrument of monetary policy

Which of the following is not a monetary policy instrument? 

(i) Open-market operations 

(ii) Discount rate 

(iii) Reserve Ratio 

(iv) Changing the banking laws

A central bank’s setting (or altering) of the money supply is known as _________.

i)   monetary policy.

ii)  interest rate policy.

iii) employment policy.

iv) open-market operations.

10. This is a named storage location in the computer's memory.

operator

class

variable

keyword

The fiscal policy attempts to achieve all of the following objectives except​ ______. 

(i) stable money supply 

(ii) price stability 

(iii) economic growth 

(iv) full employment

Which of the following is not a goal of Federal economic policy? 

(i) Economic Growth 

(ii) High level of inflation 

(iii) Price stability 

(iv) Full employment

Which one of the following is not one of the monetary policy goals of the​ Fed? 

(i) Inflation targeting to ensure price stability 

(ii) Reducing income inequality 

(iii) Maximizing employment 

(iv) Ensuring general trust in the currency 

Which of the following are goals of monetary policy?A. maximizing the value of the dollar relative to the other currencies, economic growth, and high employment.B. price stability, maximizing the value of the dollar relative to other currencies, and high employment.C. price stability, economic growth, and high employment.D. price stability, economic growth, and maximizing the value of the dollar relative to the other currencies

How can fruits and vegetables can be used as healthful snacks?

 DMA stands for ____

A) Direct Memory Access                                           B) Dynamic Memory Access

C) Direct Memory Allocation                                     D) Dynamic Memory Allocation

How exchange rates affect imports?

Why would a firm in a perfectly competitive market always choose to set its price equal to the current market price? If a firm sets its price below the current market price, what effect would this have on the market?

What is the nonprice competition? Why is there an emphasis on nonprice competition in oligopoly markets rather than on lowering prices to gain market share?

Explain the concept of market power. Why does a monopolist have market power while a perfectly competitive firm does not?

What is the name of the screen symbol that shows the placement of the next character?

(A) Graphic tablet

(B) Track ball

(C) Cursor

(D) Mouse

Does Globalisation benefit both developed and developing countries?

Linux is which type of operating system?

A) Windows                 B) MAC                        C) Open-source                       D) Microsoft

FULL FORM OF PTP

Under the Lerner Index of market power definition, an existing perfectly competitive firm

DESCRIBE A COMMAND ECONOMY AND A LAISSEZ-FAIR ECONIMY, DO ANY ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN THE WORLD REFLECT THE PUREST FORMS OF COMMAND OR LAISSEZ-FAIRE ECONOMIES?

Which is an another name for functional language.

(A) Application language

(B) Machine language

(C) Low level language

(D) High level language

Group of instructions that directs a computer is called

(A) Program

(B) Logic

(C) Memory

(D) Storage

Which is the most important part of a computer.

(A) Register unit

(B) Memory unit

(C) CPU

(D) Keyboard

Which of the following is not a characteristic of pure capitalism? 

(i) central planning

(ii) private property rights

(iii) competitive markets

(iv) laissez-faire policies

(v) a reliance on prices to direct resources to their best uses

The Soviet Union economy of the 1980s would best be classified

a. a market system

b. pure capitalism

c. laissez-faire capitalism

d. a command system