Gross investment is:
A. what is left over from total new private investment after depreciation.
B. the total amount of private investment purchases, whether new or previously existing.
C. the total amount of new private investment purchases.
D. the wear and tear on private investment.
Answer: C
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Refer to Figure 11-18. Starting from point E, a movement along the isocost to point F
A) decreases output but not the total cost of production. B) decreases both the total cost of production and output. C) decreases the total cost of production but not output. D) increases the total cost of production and decreases output.
Consider a market that is in equilibrium. If it experiences both an increase in demand and a decrease in supply, what can be said of the new equilibrium? The equilibrium:
A. price and quantity will both rise. B. quantity will definitely rise, while the equilibrium price cannot be predicted. C. price will definitely rise, while the equilibrium quantity cannot be predicted. D. price and quantity will both fall.