A "big-push" strategy for economic development refers to marginal but sustained patterns of investment and economic development over time, i.e., small increments that are consistent over a long time period

Some economists have found that U.S. imports of Chinese goods and resources

A) lower the price of goods for U.S. consumers. B) lower the cost of inputs for U.S. firms. C) increase the variety of products in U.S. markets. D) may enhance productivity of U.S. firms. E) all of the above

Which of the following is NOT a likely market solution to the lemons problem?

A) average cost pricing B) product warranty C) industry standard D) product certification