If the U.S. dollar was worth 0.8 euros, and the dollar appreciated, it might now be worth:
A. 0.9 euros.
B. 0.7 euros.
C. 0.8 euros.
D. None of these statements is possible.
Answer: A
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A) A shortage equal to 1.8 percent of the market clearing quantity B) A shortage equal to 0.6 percent of the market clearing quantity C) A shortage equal to 18 percent of the market clearing quantity D) A shortage equal to 6 percent of the market clearing quantity E) More information is needed.
The long-run labor demand curve is relatively flatter than the short-run labor demand curve because, in the short run,
A) the wage rate is fixed. B) the firm cannot vary the amount of capital used. C) the firm is a price taker. D) All of the above.