If an economy used gold as money, its money would be
a. commodity money, but not fiat money.
b. fiat money, but not commodity money.
c. both fiat and commodity money.
d. functioning as a store of value and as a unit of account, but not as a medium of exchange.
a
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Spending VCU4 on real-world goods and services causes the nation's:
a. Demand for real goods and services to remain the same and monetary base to rise. b. Demand for real goods and services to rise and M2 money supply to fall. c. Demand for real goods and services to remain the same and M2 money multiplier to remain the same. d. Demand for real goods and services to rise and monetary base to remain the same.
Exhibit 6-4 Total utility for multiplex tickets, video rentals, and popcorn Total Utilityfrom Multiplex Tickets Total Utilityfrom Video Rentals Total Utilityfrom Popcorn 1 movie (30 utils) 1 video (14 utils) 1 bag (8 utils) 2 movies (54 utils) 2 videos (24 utils) 2 bags (13 utils) 3 movies (72 utils) 3 videos (30 utils) 3 bags (15 utils) 4 movies (84 utils) 4 videos (32 utils) 4 bags (16 utils) In Exhibit 6-4, assume the Multiplex tickets cost $6 each, video rentals cost $2 each, and bags of popcorn cost $1 each. Suppose the consumer has $12 per week to spend on multiplex tickets, video rentals, and popcorn. What combination of goods will give the consumer the most utility?
A. 1 movie, 3 videos, and no popcorn. B. 1 movie, 2 videos, and 2 bags of popcorn. C. 1 movie, 1 video, and 4 bags of popcorn. D. 2 movies, no videos, and no bags of popcorn.