From the perspective of supply-side economists, a cut in tax rates will:
A. Increase output but will increase the budget deficit
B. Increase unemployment but will reduce the budget deficit
C. Reduce unemployment but will increase the budget deficit
D. Reduce unemployment and also reduce the budget deficit
D. Reduce unemployment and also reduce the budget deficit
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A nation's market-risk premium is related directly to the:
a. Volatility of central bank policies due to unpredictable changes in major macroeconomic variables. b. Volatility of a company's cash flows due to predictable and quantifiable changes in major macroeconomic variables. c. Unpredictable changes in market structure, such as shifts from pure competition to oligopoly or oligopoly to monopoly. d. A company's inability to market products in a recession or period of general disruption. e. Volatility of a company's cash flows due to unpredictable changes in major macroeconomic variables.
The difference between moral hazard and adverse selection is that moral hazard is about:
A. unobserved characteristics of people occurring before parties enter into an agreement. B. never happens when adverse selection is a problem. C. actions that arise after the parties enter an agreement D. None of these statements is true.