Banks considered "too big to fail" were:
A. helped by fiscal policy, but eventually went bankrupt.
B. allowed to go bankrupt.
C. bailed out through consumer spending.
D. bailed out through fiscal policy.
Answer: D
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A) increase real GDP by 3 percent in 3 years. B) increase real GDP by 3 percent in 4 years. C) increase real GDP by 1 percent 2 years. D) have no effect on real GDP after 3 years.
A concentration ratio gives
A) the average size of the firms in an industry. B) the total sales of four or eight of the mid-sized firms in the industry. C) the percentage of all sales contributed by the four or eight largest firms in the industry. D) the sales of the four largest firms in the industry divided by the sales of the eight largest firms in the industry.