A) the amount by which accounting profits exceed normal profits.
B) determined by subtracting explicit costs from total revenue.
C) the return required to retain entrepreneurial talent in some particular line of production.
D) the return to any resource the supply of which is perfectly inelastic.
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A) Present Value × (1 + interest rate) time
B) Present Value / (1 + interest rate) time
C) Present Value × (1 + time) interest rate
D) (1 + interest rate) time / Present Value
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A) a decrease in business demand for credit
B) an increase in the supply of consumer saving
C) an increase in the supply of business saving
D) an increase in consumer demand for credit
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A) $200 per acre.
B) $100 per acre.
C) $300 per acre.
D) $0 per acre.
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A) charged on long-term government bonds.
B) associated with a riskless loan.
C) that large commercial banks charge their best customers.
D) after adjustment has been made for inflation.
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A) 20 percent.
B) 50 percent.
C) 80 percent.
D) 95 percent.
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A) $4.
B) $200.
C) $20.
D) $208.00.
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A) money demand exceeds money supply.
B) real interest rates are negative.
C) real interest rates are positive and unusually high.
D) real interest rates exceed nominal interest rates.
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A) commission.
B) royalty.
C) interest.
D) rent.
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A) demand curve for land is downsloping.
B) demand curve for land is upsloping.
C) supply curve for land is downsloping.
D) supply curve for land is upsloping.
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A) increases by $1,000.
B) increases by $3,000.
C) decreases by $2,000.
D) decreases by $3,000.
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A) nominal and real interest rates.
B) the quantities demanded and supplied of loanable funds.
C) consumption and saving.
D) taxes and government spending.
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A) supply of loanable funds would decrease and the equilibrium interest rate would rise.
B) supply of loanable funds would increase and the equilibrium interest rate would fall.
C) demand for loanable funds would increase and the equilibrium interest rate would rise.
D) equilibrium interest rate would be unaffected.
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A) there is any tax on land.
B) the supply and demand curves for land intersect.
C) the supply curve of land is perfectly inelastic.
D) the supply curve lies entirely to the right of the demand curve.
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A) an increase in available bank lending will increase the interest rate.
B) a decrease in saving will reduce the interest rate.
C) an increase in borrowing for investment will increase the interest rate.
D) a decrease in government borrowing will increase the interest rate.
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A) 10.0 percent.
B) 11.1 percent.
C) 9.0 percent.
D) 19.0 percent.
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