A) Adam Smith.
B) John Maynard Keynes.
C) Henry George.
D) Milton Friedman.
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A) allows rent to function as an efficient allocation mechanism.
B) is fair in terms of equalizing income distribution.
C) follows the natural order of things in society.
D) is consistent with detailed government planning for land use.
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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) $20,000
B) $20,661
C) $30,250
D) $30,000
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A) it would overtax the population.
B) changes in land ownership would cause the tax burden to fall unfairly on people who did not receive economic rents.
C) it would disproportionately tax the richest members of society.
D) it would cause too much land to be brought out of production.
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A) lenders.
B) savers.
C) borrowers.
D) bankers.
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A) taking the initiative in combining other resources to produce goods or services.
B) making the basic, nonroutine policy decisions for their organization.
C) bearing the risks involved in introducing new products or production innovations.
D) getting hired as a top executive in established corporations.
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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) 30-year mortgage rate
B) 20-year Treasury bond rate
C) consumer credit-card rate
D) prime rate of banks
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A) pure rate of interest is greater than the real rate of interest.
B) expected rate of return is greater than the interest rate.
C) demand for money is greater than the supply of money.
D) real rate of interest is greater than the nominal rate of interest.
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A) Rent performs an incentive function, but not a rationing function.
B) Wage rate does not perform an incentive function in the supply of labor.
C) Profits are payments to capital resource owners.
D) Demand is the "active," and supply the "passive," determinant of land rent.
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A) productivity differences
B) demand differences
C) supply-elasticity differences
D) marginal-revenue-product differences
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A) at the expense of employees.
B) except in a market system.
C) when properly regulated by the government.
D) by encouraging the entrepreneur to use the MB = MC rule for every aspect of the business.
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A) 20 percent.
B) 50 percent.
C) 80 percent.
D) 95 percent.
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A) It is impractical because most income payments are a mixture of interest, rent, wages, and profits.
B) It is inefficient because the land-rent tax will distort the use of land resources, thereby preventing allocative efficiency.
C) It is unfair because there are other "unearned" incomes besides land rent, such as capital-gains income.
D) It is inadequate because current levels of government spending are too big to be sufficiently funded by rent tax alone.
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A) supply increases.
B) demand decreases.
C) quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded.
D) quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied.
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