Rational inattention refers to ________
A) the risk a firm runs when they do not pay attention to their customers
B) firms making infrequent price decisions because of the time and effort those decision require
C) the cost to the firm of losing sales from alienating customers
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
B
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Why might monetary policy authorities be concerned when non-bank financial intermediaries account for a growing share of an economy's financial assets?
A) Monetary policy authorities fear that this situation might erode the value of the U.S. dollar in foreign exchange markets. B) Monetary policy authorities are concerned that this situation might promote income inequality since high income individuals are more likely to use the services of non-bank financial intermediaries, compared to low-income individuals. C) Monetary policy authorities fear that this situation might lessen their ability to control money supply because non-bank financial intermediaries are not as heavily regulated as banks D) It will be more difficult for monetary policy authorities to monitor those assets that are most closely related to the level of economic activity.
Deadweight loss:
A. creates efficiency in markets. B. always occurs in markets. C. is the loss in producer surplus from a price increase D. is the difference between the total surplus occurring in a market and the maximum total surplus achievable.