The causes of prosperity that link high levels of prosperity to high levels of inputs of production, without explaining why the levels of those inputs are high, are referred to as:
A) fundamental causes of prosperity. B) implicit causes of prosperity.
C) proximate causes of prosperity. D) explicit causes of prosperity.
C
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The price of a computer in the United States is $1,000. The price of a car in Germany is 10,000 euros. The current exchange rate is 0.9 euros per dollar
a) If a computer is exported from the United States to Germany with no barriers to trade, what will be the price of the computer in Germany? b) If a car is imported to the United States from Germany with no barriers to trade, what will be the price of the car in the United States? c) Suppose the dollar appreciates by 10 percent against the euro. How will the price of a computer exported from the United States change in Germany? d) Suppose the dollar appreciates by 10 percent against the euro. How will the price of a car imported to the United States from Germany change in the United States?
Let the production function be q = ALaKb. The function exhibits constant returns to scale if
A) a + b = 1. B) a + b > 1. C) a + b < 1. D) Cannot be determined with the information given.