In the terminology of macroeconomics, what's the difference between a saver and an investor?
A saver earns more than he spends and uses the rest to make bank deposits or buy financial assets such as stock or bonds. Investment refers to the purchasing of new capital goods.
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If a shirt manufacturer has a surplus of two shirts when they're priced at $14 each and a shortage of two shirts at $10 each, market equilibrium is likely at
a. $11 per shirt b. $12 per shirt c. $13 per shirt d. $15 per shirt
The difference between the ________ for a good and the ________ is called consumer surplus
A) highest price a consumer is willing to pay; lowest price a consumer is willing to pay B) lowest price a consumer is willing to pay; price the consumer actually pays C) highest price a consumer is willing to pay; price the consumer actually pays D) price the consumer actually pays; actual cost to the producer