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I recently came into possession of a Fender Nocaster tele guitar. At least I think it is. It only says Fender on the headstock and has a serial number on the back (serial number is 04102680). Does anyone have any info? Thanks in advance.

I have a friend who has worked full time for the last twenty years. He wants to stop working to pursue a graduate degree, either in politics or law; he already has a bachelor's degree. Are there programs that can accommodate such a person?

Hi.

Suppose the commercial banking system has no excess reserves and $600 million in deposits when the legal reserve requirement is 20%. By how much must the money supply contract if the legal reserve requirement is increased to 25%?

A. $600 million

B. $10 million

C. $25 million

D. $120 million

Suppose all deposit holding institutions are commercial banks, and that the commercial banking system is currently holding $800,000 of deposits, $80,000 of required reserves and no excess reserves. By how much must the money supply decline if the reserve requirement is raised to 25%?

A. - $480,000

B. - $400,000

C. - $80,000

D. - $60,0000

The Federal Reserve buys $10 billion of bonds from a bond dealer. What is the initial impact of the transaction?

A. The banking system's holdings of securities rise by $10 billion and the banking system's total reserves fall by $10 billion.

B. The banking system's holdings of securities fall by $10 billion and the banking system's total reserves rise by $10 billion.

C. Checkable deposits rise by $10 billion and the banking system's holdings of securities rise by $10 billion.

D. Checkable deposits rise by $10 billion and the banking system's total reserves rise by $10 billion.

Just need a little help.

Consider an economy with only consumption and investment. Consumption is equal to $500 billion when national income is zero and increases by 75 cents when disposable income increases by $1. Investment is constant at $200 billion for all levels of national income.

In this economy, the marginal propensity to save (MPS) is:

A. 0.75

B. 2,800

C. 1.00

D. 0.25

E. 0

F. 700

G. 500

In this economy, the aggregate expenditures multiplier is:

A. 0.75

B. 10.00

C. 1.00

D. 0

E. 4.00

F. 0.25

G. 1.33

H. 0.50

I. 2.50

If the marginal propensity to save rises:

A. The value of the aggregate expenditures multiplier falls.

B. The value of the aggregate expenditures multiplier rises.

C. The value of the aggregate expenditures multiplier is unaffected.

Year - Price - CPI

1960 $0.31 30

1970 $0.36 39

1980 $1.25 82

1990 $1.16 131

2000 $1.51 172

1.) What is the price of a gallon of gasoline in 1960 in 1983 dollars?

2.) After adjusting for the effects of inflation, in which year was gasoline the cheapest?

True or False: If the rate of increase of nominal income is less than the rate of inflation, real income decreases.

True

False

If the consumer price index increases from 200 to 240 in one year, the rate of inflation is:

A. 240%

B. 24%

C. 20%

D. 2.4%

During the course of a sustained inflation:

A. People will tend to hold more of their wealth in the form of money than if no inflation occurred.

B. Both the amount and quality of investment spending rises.

C. Those living on fixed incomes are worse off than those whose incomes adjust with the rate of inflation.

D. Lenders gain and borrowers lose if interest rates on loans are fixed and the inflation rate is above the expected rate.

For the past six months Jackie has voluntarily devoted all her time to home-schooling her children. Jackie is:

A. Cyclically unemployed

B. Structurally unemployed

C. Seasonally unemployed

D. Not in the labor force

E. Frictionally unemployed

My answer is D, because she is not even looking for a job.

Hi. I completed these questions but am just looking to see if they are right

A shortage in the market puts _____ pressure on prices.

A. Neutral

B. Downward - This was my answer

C. Upward

In the spring and summer of 2001, Californians experienced disruptions in electricity service that, in some instances, occurred in the form of rolling blackouts. Rolling blackouts are temporary supply interruptions in specific geographic areas or sectors. Which of the following is the most likely explanation for why the local electric companies resorted to rolling blackouts?

A. A price ceiling was imposed on the electricity market at a price below the equilibrium level. This caused a shortage which resulted in the rolling blackouts. - My answer

B. A price floor was imposed on the electricity market at a price above the equilibrium level.

C. Several new electricity generating plants began providing power during this time.

D. A price floor prevents the market from clearing.

Suppose a formerly competitive market with many sellers of electricity is "taken over" by a single large firm that provides all electricity to the market with no government regulation. Compared with the market equilibrium under highly competitive conditions, the market equilibrium with the monopoly seller of electricity will:

A. Cause equilibrium price to be higher and equilibrium market quantity to be lower - My answer

B. Cause both equilibrium market price and equilibrium market quantity to be lower.

C. Cause equilibrium price to be lower and equilibriu market quantity to be higher.

D. Cause equilibrium market price and equilibrium market quantity to be higher.

Suppose a firm currently is producing a product that involves the use of strong industrial chemicals, and that the toxic waste products resulting from this production are currently being dumped in the local river or stream. In order to remain "competitive" other firms in this market are doing the same thing. From society's point of view, which of the following is CORRECT?

A. The current equilibrium market price is too low and the current equilibrium market quantity is too high

B. The current equilibrium price is too low and the current equilibrium market quantity is too low.

C. The current equilibrium price is too high and the current equilibrium market quantity is too high. - My answer

Suppose a firm can sell 40 units of X at a price of $5 each. There are 3 different production technologies that can be used to produce 40 units of X:

Method A: 2 labor, 6 capital, 1 land

Method B: 4 labor, 4 capital, 2 land

Method C: 8 labor, 2 capital, 3 land

Suppose resource prices are as follows:

Price of Labor = $10 per unit

Price of Capital = $5 per unit

Price of Land = $20 per unit

Which method of production would the profit-maximizing firm select to produce 40 units of X?

I said Method A.

Thanks for all the help

D. The current equilibrium price is too high, and the current equilibrium market quantity is too low.

Which of the following is a strong argument for free international trade based on the principle of comparative cost advantages?

1.) National Defense

2.) The Infant Industry

3.) Each resource owner will benefit

4.) None of the above

I was thinking 3 or 4

True or False: Countries should, without any hesitation, produce far more than enough capital goods to replace the existing capital that wears out. Assume that only consumer or capital goods can be produced, and that the economy operates on, rather than inside, its production possibilities schedule.

I thought it was true b/c the curve will shift rightward and there will be an increase in production of capital goods, but then I'm not sure.

Suppose the United States has a linear production possibilities schedule with endpoints of 400 bushels of corn and 1200 bottles of wine. France has a linear production possibilities schedule of 100 bushels of corn and 1600 bottles of wine. Suppose further that each country produces and consumes at the midpoint of their respective production possibilities schedules before specialization and trade occur. If each country specializes in the product in which it has a comparative cost advantage, by how much will total world (two-country) output rise?

I have no idea how to approach this question. Any help will be appreciated.

My dog usually eats pretty well when he is at home. However, for the next week, he is living in my apartment. I've only had him for a day, and he hasn't eaten since yesterday morning (except for a treat). Is it the new environment or some other factor that is not making him not want to eat?

I work at a music store, and recently a lady came in to ask me to fix up her guitar. It was a 1955 Esquire. Does anyone know how much this vintage guitar is worth?

I can't find it anywhere, besides ebay of course. I've heard that it was discontinued from shelves, then it was back on the shelves yada yada. What's the deal?

He's a four year old Morkie, relatively quiet and sweet. However, for the past couple days he has gone in the house. We just installed a doggie door, so maybe that will help. Any suggestions that aren't "give him to the pound."

So the areas between my front bottom teeth and near my molars are brown. I think it could be from mottling, though I'm not sure . Also, I take doxycycline for other medial reasons. Does that antibiotic contribute the the brown of my teeth? I brush every day, plus use Crest pro health wash.

I just sent a manuscript to tate publishing this morning. Are there any other legit publishers that take in unsolicited manuscript?

is it?

Is perfecthomejob.com a scam? It seems interesting and I need the $$$$$$$. Is it legit?

I brush and floss my teeth everyday, but lately i have noticed some dark spots around my gum line near by front bottom teeth and bottom molars (right side). There is no pain from these spots, but they're absolutely annoying. Also, they won't come off with a tooth scraper. Whats the deal?