Which of the following fiscal tools would the government use to get the economy out of a recession?

a.

increase the money supply

c.

increase taxes

b.

increase federal expenditures

d.

reduce the interest rate

Which law requires lenders to disclose to buyers the true cost of obtaining credit so that the borrower can compare the costs of various lenders.

Tri-Mart dismissed an employee who was caught stealing items from the store stockroom. In retaliation, the employee is threatening to file a lawsuit claiming race discrimination.

A large firm in the newspaper industry employs 250 people, of which 36 are upper-level managers. As a result of this employee-to-manager ratio, the firm experiences 14.4% reduced productivity.

The term crowding-out effect refers to:a. The reduction in aggregate supply that results when a moneta1Y expansion causes the interest rate to decrease. b.

Two drivers, walt and jessie, each drive up to a gas station. before looking at the price, each places an order. walt says, "i'd like 10 gallons of gas." jessie says, "i'd like $10 worth of gas.

Which of the following should NOT be discussed during safety training? A. Psychological factors that might contribute to an accident B. Risks related to improper lifting C. Ways to avoid necessary physical stress and strain D.

Procter & Gamble determined that its Thermacare Heat Wrap was underperforming and lacked a desired level of growth potential, so it decided to sell the brand. In what phase of the product life cycle was Thermacare Heat Wrap?

Chief financial officer Justin took his family on an Asian vacation using the company jet. He excuses his behavior by stating, "My family and I were spreading goodwill around the world for the company.

You found a serious multicollinearity problem in your regression model. It turns out that x1 and x2 are highly correlated to each other. Therefore, you need to drop one of these variables. You also found that the correlation of y and x1 is 0.

Pat, a world famous musician and composer, agrees to give ten piano lessons to Quinn in exchange for $1,000. Pat's attempt to delegate his contract to Ruth, an inexperienced pianist, will probably be: