A sunk cost is one that
a. changes as the level of output changes in the short run
b. was paid in the past and will not change regardless of later decisions
c. should determine the rational course of action in the future
d. has the most impact on profit-maximizing decisions
e. influences rational decision makers
B
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An increase in nominal GDP (with inflexible prices) results in:
a. an increase in the nominal rate of interest. b. an increase in the U.S. dollar exchange rate. c. a decrease in the nominal rate of interest. d. increased price and wage flexibility.
The Fed has decreased the money supply. The formula for calculating the resulting change in demand deposits is
a. (1/RRR) minus the change in reserves b. (1/RRR) multiplied by the change in reserves c. the change in reserves divided by [1 - (1/RRR)] d. RRR minus the change in reserves e. [1 - (1/RRR)] multiplied by the change in reserves