BEC 3 Flashcards
When does a surplus occurs:
When Quantity Supplied > Quantity Demanded
A product whose demand is positively related to income
Normal Good(Premium Foods such as steak)
If the income elasticity of demand is negative(demand decreases as income increases) the good is
Inferior Good
Sales of securities with only limited amount of registration and disclosure
Private Placement
A single seller of a good or service for which there are no close substitutes
Monopolist
Mutual Interdependence among firm is a major characteristic of:
Oligopoly
In a cartel, firms jointly act as:
A Monopolist
Examines individual units of an economy
Microeconomics
Examines the big picture
Macroeconomics
What are the potential risks of globalization?
- Cultural Differences
- Political Risk
- Balance of Power
- Supply Chain Mgmt
The normal sequence of a business cycle:
- Expansion
- Peak
- Contraction
- Trough
- Recovery
Which of the following might be considered the most expansionary set of fiscal policies
Increase in gov’t purchase and decrease in taxes. AD curve shift Right and Real GDP to increase
As domestic currency appreciates in value or becomes stronger:
It becomes more expensive in terms of a foreign currency.
What are the 3 risk preferences behaviors?
- Risk-Indifferent(less common)
- Risk-Averse(Most common)
- Risk-Seeking(less common)
An increase in the level of risk would not result in an increase in mgmt’s required rate of return is
Risk-Indifferent Behavior
An increase in the level of risk would result in an increase in mgmt’s required rate of return is
Risk-Averse
An increase in the level of risk would result in an decrease in mgmt’s required rate of return is
Risk-Seeking Behavior
Risk that represents a portion of a single asset’s risk that is associated with random causes & can be eliminated
Diversifiable
Referred to as Non-market, unsystematic or firm-specific risk
Diversifiable Risk
Strikes, lawsuits, regulatory actions or the loss of a key account are attributable of
Diversifiable Risk
Referred to as Market or systematic risk
Nondiversifiable Risk
Market factors that affect all firms and cannon be eliminated through diversification is attributable of
Nondiversifiable Risk
Nondiversifiable risk is attributable to factors such as
War, inflation, international incidents and political events
What is the only relevant risk is
Non-diversifiable Risk
The biggest component of GDP using the expenditure approach is:
The household sector
Personal income after taxes is called
Disposable Personal Income
The biggest component of GDP using the income approach is
Wages
Govt’s imposed maximum price that may be charged for a good or service, which leads to shortage
Price Ceiling
Govt’s imposed minimum price that may be charged for a good or service, which leads to surplus
Price Floor
Shortage occurs when
Qty demanded is > Qty Supplied