Loans and investment of a commercial bank constitute its
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- Derivative deposits
- Primary deposits
- Secondary deposits
- All of the above
Correct Answer: a. Derivative deposits
Correct Answer: a. Derivative deposits
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A. improving brand image.
B. personal selling.
C. linking emotions with products.
D. getting consumers’ attention.
E. being creative.
D. getting consumers’ attention.
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a. domestic subsidy b. voluntary restraint agreement c. domestic content requirement d. tariff-rate quota |
c. domestic content requirement
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a. lower the welfare of all Americans b. lead to increases in U.S. consumer surplus c. encourage U.S. production of competing goods d. encourage U.S. workers to demand higher wages |
b. lead to increases in U.S. consumer surplus
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a. Devote excessive amounts of resources to agricultural production. b. Devote insufficient amounts of resources to agricultural production. c. Export products that are land-intensive. d. Import products that are land-intensive. |
c. Export products that are land-intensive.
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a. Ricardian theory of comparative advantage b. Heckscher Ohlin theory of comparative advantage c. Linder theory of overlapping demand d. all of the above |
a. Ricardian theory of comparative advantage
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a. One-half ton of steel b. One ton of steel c. Two tons of steel d. Two and one-half tons of steel |
c. Two tons of steel
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a. Decreased productivity in U.S. manufacturing b. High incomes of American households c. Relatively low interest rates in the United States d. High levels of investment by American corporations |
a. Decreased productivity in U.S. manufacturing
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a. Increase all domestic costs and prices b. Keep all domestic costs and prices at the same level c. Lessen the amount of competition facing home manufacturers d. Increase the amount of competition facing home manufacturers |
d. Increase the amount of competition facing home manufacturers
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a. The less mobile the country’s resources b. The more mobile the country’s resources c. The lower the country’s initial living standard d. The higher the country’s initial living standard |
a. The less mobile the country’s resources
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A. raising of more money by issue of shares. B. acquiring fixed assets on excessive amounts. C. over-estimation of earnings for enterprise. D. under-estimation of initial rate of earnings. |
D. under-estimation of initial rate of earnings.
Options:
A. conglomerate diversification. B. horizontal integration. C. vertical integration. D. concentric integration. |
D. concentric integration.