MOST TESTED 450 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
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Capital flight - ANSWER -A phenomenon in which a large
number of individuals
and companies exchange domestic currency for a
foreign currency.
Clean (free) float - ANSWER -A pure market solution to
determine exchange
rates.
Common denominator - ANSWER -A currency or commodity to
which the value
of all currencies are
pegged.
multiplier effect - ANSWER -the additional shifts in aggregate
demand that result
,when expansionary fiscal policy increases income and
thereby increases
consumer
spending
crowding-out effect - ANSWER -the offset in aggregate demand
that results when expansionary fiscal policy raises the interest
rate and thereby reduces investment
spending
automatic stabilizers - ANSWER -changes in fiscal policy
that stimulate
aggregate demand when the economy goes into a
recession without
policymakers having to take any
deliberate action
Welfare economics - ANSWER -the study of how the
allocation of resources
affects economic well-
being
willingness to pay - ANSWER -the maximum amount that a
buyer will pay for a
good
,consumer surplus - ANSWER -the amount a buyer is willing to
pay for a good
minus the amount the buyer actually
pays for it
cost - ANSWER -the value of everything a seller must give up to
produce a good
producer surplus - ANSWER -the amount a seller is paid for a
good minus the
seller's cost of
providing it
efficiency - ANSWER -the property of a resource allocation of
maximizing the
total surplus received by all members
of society
equality - ANSWER -the property of distributing economic
prosperity uniformly
among the members of
society
, microeconomics - ANSWER -the study of how households
and firms make
decisions and how they interact in
markets
macroeconomics - ANSWER -the study of economy-wide
phenomena, including
inflation, unemployment, and
economic growth
gross domestic product (GDP) - ANSWER -the market value of
all final goods
and services produced within a country in a given
period of time
consumption - ANSWER -spending by households on goods
and services, with
the exception of purchases of new
housing
investment - ANSWER -spending on capital equipment,
inventories, and
structures, including household purchases of
new housing