Individual investors who always want to hold gold are known as:

A) goldfinger
B) golden boys
C) gold bugs
D) goldilocks

C

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A) transaction costs B) information cost C) symmetric information D) financial market efficiency

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Which of the following are not counted when we compare a family's income to the poverty line?

a. Cash payments when a worker becomes unemployed. b. Cash welfare payments such as from social security. c. In-kind transfers such as food stamps, Medicaid, and public housing. d. Both In-kind transfers such as food stamps, Medicaid, and public housing, and cash welfare payments such as from social security above are correct.

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