If we compare the U.S. GDP and the Chinese GDP
A) real GDP per person is about the same in the two countries.
B) U.S. real GDP per person is less than China's real GDP per person once we adjust for currency differences.
C) China's real GDP per person is less than real GDP per person in the United States.
D) real U.S. GDP per person was much larger than China's real GDP per person when purchasing power parity prices are used but is less than China's real GDP per person when exchange rate prices are used.
C
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Other things the same, a decrease in the U.S. interest rate
a. induces firms to invest more. b. shifts money demand to the left. c. makes the U.S. dollar appreciate. d. increases the opportunity cost of holding dollars.
Which of the following is not a source of loanable funds?
A. The saving of households. B. Business saving. C. Commercial bank lending. D. Government budget deficits.