Why would a candidate for political office speak in general instead of specific terms?
A) Because he or she believes voters want to hear generalities, not specifics.
B) Because he or she believes voters are too busy to listen to specifics.
C) Because he or she believes that specifics are too likely to label him or her as a member of an extreme-wing, and politically this would be undesirable.
D) Because it is cheaper to get the message out if it is worded in general instead of specific terms.
C
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The relationship of dead capital to inefficient production is
A) without clear ownership it is not possible to sell or transfer a resource so that it can be used efficiently. B) that outdated equipment will lead to inefficient production. C) nonexistent since the capital is already dead. D) that when the dead capital is replaced by more technologically advanced capital, economic growth occurs.
If the price of Pepsi decreases, all else held constant, then we'd expect to see a consequent shift of the demand curve for
A. Pepsi to the right. B. Coke to the right. C. Coke to the left. D. Pepsi to the left.