A price maker is a buyer or a seller who:
A. takes the market price as given.
B. buys or sells only at a price where profits can be made.
C. accepts whatever price that the government legislates as the price of the good or service.
D. has the ability to influence the equilibrium price in the market.
Answer: D
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A) autonomous expenditure that responds to changes in real GDP. B) real GDP that does not respond to changes in aggregate expenditure. C) aggregate expenditure that responds to changes in real GDP. D) aggregate expenditure that does not respond to changes in real GDP. E) autonomous expenditure that does not respond to changes in real GDP.
The new classical explanation of aggregate supply is also known as
A) Monetarism. B) Keynesianism. C) the misperception theory. D) the adaptive expectations theory.