EC 211 Study for Test 2 Questions and Answers (100% Pass)2
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Module
EC 211
Institution
EC 211
If a farmer sells $10,000 worth of cereal to Kellog's, how much does that
contribute to GDP?
$0
Which can be considered transfer payments?
The state of Florida payment of an unemployment insurance benefit
If you purchase a newly constructed home, which component of GDP is this
purchase in...
✓ The introduction of new products, quality of change, substitution bias
Banks typically advertise the...
✓ nominal interest rate
Credit cards typically advertise the...
✓ nominal interest rate
M1 Money Supply includes savings deposits but not checking deposits
✓ False
If the US wants to borrow money, it can sell bonds.
✓ True
The Federal Open Market Committee is...
✓ Part of the Federal Reserve (Central Bank)
The term double coincidence of events refers to a barter economy.
✓ True
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