Your teacher decides to play a game where every student must contribute a dollar. All money collected is distributed at the end of the game among the students. This is an example of a
A) positive-sum game.
B) zero-sum game.
C) strategy.
D) negative-sum game.
Answer: B
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The short-run Phillips curve shows only a short-run tradeoff between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate because in the long run the
A) expected inflation rate increases. B) unemployment rate returns to the natural unemployment rate and so there is no long-run tradeoff between the inflation rate and the unemployment rate. C) natural unemployment rate increases. D) inflation rate returns to the natural inflation rate and the unemployment rate returns to the natural unemployment rate. E) inflation rate returns to the natural inflation rate and so there is no long-run tradeoff between the inflation rate and the unemployment rate.
A friend tells you he is studying the incidence of the corporate income tax. What is the subject of his study?
A) how frequently corporations should be taxed B) how inflation affects the amount of tax revenue collected from firms C) how corporations can aid the government in collecting delinquent taxes D) how the burden of corporate taxation is distributed among stockholders, employees, and consumers