A) affects both the size of total output and its composition.
B) falls when the demand for loanable funds increases.
C) determines the composition of R&D spending but not its total amount.
D) increases when the expected rate of return on R&D spending falls.
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A) the future value of that sum of money.
B) the present value of that sum of money.
C) compound interest.
D) the time-value of money.
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A) cost of current relative to future consumption increases.
B) cost of current relative to future consumption decreases.
C) cost of current consumption relative to future consumption remains the same.
D) desire of many individuals to save increases.
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A) A saver or lender will get back less than the amount she invested.
B) This is mostly a result of deliberate central bank policies.
C) Consumers are expected to save more and consume less.
D) Consumers are expected to borrow more and spend more.
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A) the process of saving and investing.
B) monopoly, innovation, and uninsurable risks.
C) long-run competitive equilibrium.
D) a static economy.
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A) wages and salaries.
B) interest.
C) rents.
D) corporate profits.
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A) declined sharply since 1900 because of the growing strength of labor unions.
B) remained approximately constant since 1900.
C) increased significantly because of rising rents.
D) fallen since 1900 because of the declining importance of corporations.
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A) there is any tax on land.
B) the supply and demand curves for land intersect.
C) the supply curve of land is perfectly inelastic.
D) the supply curve lies entirely to the right of the demand curve.
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A) increase the demand for loanable funds and decrease the equilibrium interest rate.
B) increase the demand for loanable funds and increase the equilibrium interest rate.
C) increase the supply of loanable funds and decrease the equilibrium interest rate.
D) increase the supply of loanable funds and increase the equilibrium interest rate.
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A) Money is a resource, but real capital is not.
B) Real capital is a resource, but money is not.
C) Neither money nor real capital is a resource.
D) Both money and real capital are resources.
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A) nominal interest rate.
B) real interest rate.
C) nominal interest rate minus the real interest rate.
D) future supply of loanable funds.
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A) higher on large loans than on small loans.
B) higher on loans with tax-exempt interest payments.
C) lower on less risky loans than on riskier loans.
D) lower on short-term loans than on long-term loans.
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A) perfectly elastic.
B) perfectly inelastic.
C) upsloping.
D) downsloping.
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A) businesses find more investments to be profitable at low interest rates than at high interest rates.
B) government budget deficits vary inversely with the equilibrium interest rate.
C) households are willing to save more at high interest rates than they are at low interest rates.
D) banks lend more at low interest rates than they do at high interest rates.
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