The difference between a savings deposit and a time deposit is
A) time deposits pay no interest.
B) savings deposits pay no interest.
C) time deposits have specified maturities.
D) savings deposits have specified maturities.
C
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After people buy insurance, they are more likely to build a beach house out of wood framing rather than concrete block. This is an example of
A) risk aversion. B) moral hazard. C) risk neutrality. D) free riding in teams.
Which of the following are true?
a. Economists use the criterion of economic efficiency to judge the merit of alternative outcomes. b. Undertaking an economic action will be efficient if it produces more benefits than costs for the individuals of the economy. c. Undertaking an economic action will be inefficient if it produces more costs than benefits to the individuals. d. All of the above are true.