Replacing employment-based health care with a government-run system could reduce employers payments for their workers insurance, but the amount that they would have to pay in overall compensation
A) would remain essentially unchanged.
B) would dramatically increase.
C) would fall to zero.
D) would dramatically decrease.
Answer: A
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The proponents of rational expectations and monetarism think that the Federal Reserve should adopt
A) a constant monetary growth rule. B) an interest rate target. C) a monetary aggregate target. D) an inflation target.
Suppose a consumer's MRS is given by the formula MRSPT = T/P, where P stands for the number of pieces of pizza and T stands for the number of tacos. Starting at 12 tacos and 4 pizzas, the consumer must receive:
A. 3 tacos to compensate them for the loss of one piece of pizza. B. 3 pieces of pizza to compensate them for the loss of one taco. C. 1/3 taco to compensate them for the loss of one piece of pizza. D. 1/3 piece of pizza to compensate them for the loss of one taco.