The economic reasons that underlie the shape of the aggregate supply curve are different from those that underlie the shape of the supply curve for a particular good

Changes in taxes and spending by the executive and legislative branches of a country's government that can be used to either stimulate or restrain the economy are called:

A) monetary policy. B) fiscal policy. C) foreign policy. D) exchange rate policy.

Selling a good at a lower price in a foreign country than in the home country is an example of

a. an export subsidy. b. dumping. c. an export barrier. d. None of these.