Suppose the price of one euro is fixed at $1.00. A Dutch oil company discovers new oil reserves in the North Sea and offers the oil for sale. What is the impact on the foreign exchange market?
a. The dollar price of euros decreases from $1.50 to $1.00.
b. Decreasing demand for European goods shifts D2 to D1.
c. U.S. consumers demand more European goods shifting D1 to D2.
d. The quantity of euros demanded changes from Q2 to Q1.
c. U.S. consumers demand more European goods shifting D1 to D2.
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Why is there NO persistent unemployment in the classical model?
A) Unionization creates job security for workers. B) The wage level adjusts to eliminate unemployment. C) The interest rate adjusts to eliminate unemployment. D) The rate of economic growth is always high enough to allow those who want to work at current wages to find jobs.
The fact that it takes time for government to identify and recognize a problem is one reason for the occurrence of
A) implementation lags. B) outside lags. C) inside lags. D) structural lags.