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100

What is the term for an array of number set out in rows and columns?

A matrix

100

What is the term for the condition of a company in which all debt obligations can be paid when due?

Solvency

100

What Stage (or Stages) of production exhibit(s) increasing average physical product (APP)?

Stage 1 

100

What type of inflation is caused by an increase in aggregate demand?

Demand-pull 

100

In the European Union, what does CAP stand for?

Common Agricultural Policy

100

If one enterprise can be expanded only by reducing another enterprise, what is this
relationship called?

Competitive Enterprise

100

What economic term is associated with the difference between the futures price and cash price of a commodity?

Bias

200

What term describe a variable whose value is determined externally to the model and therefore included on the right hand side of a regression model?

Independent Variable 

200

The process of investing in a number of different unrelated assets is called?

Diversification

200

What do we call the demand for inputs used to produce goods and services?

Derived Demand

200

What type of payments is made, for which no goods or services are produced in return?

Transfer payments

200

The Delaney Clause of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act permitted what level of any known carcinogen as a food additive?

Zero

200

What type of advertising attempts to alter the demand for an entire class of products, such as all cotton products?

Generic

200

In the futures market, which entity acts as a third party to every trade (i.e., acts as a seller to every buyer and as a buyer to every seller)?

Clearinghouse

300

What is a deterministic relationship?

One without an error term 

300

When quoting interest rates, what is used to denote 1/100 of a percent?

Basis Point

300

How do we refer to the area above the supply curve and below the price?

Producer Surplus

300

The Phillips Curve shows the relationship between the unemployment rate and what other economic factor ?

Rate of Inflation

300

The use of government spending and taxing for the specific purpose of stabilizing the economy.

Fiscal Plolicy


300

Name the method of investment analysis that estimates the time needed to recover the initial investment?

Payback Period

300

What type of auction begins with a high asking price, which then drops at regular intervals until the first buyer accepts it?

Dutch

400

In multiple regression, the process of using different combinations of variables until the best model is obtained.

Step-Wise regression

400

The current ratio is calculated by

Current Assets / Current Liabilities

400

The cost to society associated with imperfect competition is called:

Deadweight loss


400

A type unemployment resulting from a mismatch between the supply and demand for workers.

Structural unemployment

400

What is it called when an asset stays in production even though its marginal value product is below its price?

Asset fixity

400

A specific isocline representing a set of input price ratios the manager believes relevant can be called the firm's:

Expansion Path

400

The programs, covering much of the fluid milk marketed in the US, which fix minimum prices that buyers must pay.

milk marketing orders

500

When observations are not symmetrically distributed around the mean, the problem is commonly called:

Skewness

500

The percent change in the quantity demanded of one good given a 1 percent change in the price of a related good is called:

Cross price elasticity of demand

500

The analysis of situations involving two or more decision makers with conflicting objectives is known as what.

Game Theory

500

The reciprocal of the slope of the saving schedule is equal to?

The size of the multiplier

500

What type of rents is associated with upward sloping marginal costs curves

Ricardian rents

500

A personality type that tends to be aggressive, hostile, impatient, and given to use of explosive or accelerated speech patterns.

Type-A personality 

500

A market structure where there are a few (more than one, but not many) buyers.

oligopsony