A) Rental income is unfair because landlords do not really earn it from any productive effort.
B) Rental income should be taxed heavily and should be the primary source of revenues for the government.
C) Taxing rental income would adversely affect allocative efficiency because the tax would change how landlords use their land.
D) The single tax on rent would not adversely affect society's productive efficiency.
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A) land
B) capital goods
C) money
D) entrepreneurship
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A) increase in the availability of loanable funds.
B) increase in consumers' willingness to save.
C) increase in business borrowing.
D) decrease in the interest rate.
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A) land is a "free and nonreproducible gift of nature."
B) of diminishing returns.
C) land rent has no incentive function.
D) the supply of land is fixed.
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A) borrowers pay to lenders in their own family or circle of close friends.
B) serves solely as payment to lenders for giving up current use of their funds.
C) is the difference between the actual rate and the theoretical rate.
D) measures the compensation to lenders for taking on the risks involved.
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A) $400.
B) $1,600.
C) $160.
D) $85.
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A) are effective in achieving this goal.
B) allocate available funds to high-income borrowers.
C) have no impact on the allocation of funds between high-income and low-income people.
D) help low-income people only when the legal interest rate is above the market rate.
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A) allocate funds from low-productivity to high-productivity investments.
B) establish a legal ceiling on interest rates.
C) make more funds available to low-income borrowers.
D) create a surplus of loanable funds.
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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) demand for the resource increases.
B) price of the resource decreases.
C) demand for the resource decreases.
D) supply curve shifts to the right.
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A) payment for a resource that is completely fixed in total supply.
B) always expressed in dollars, never in percent.
C) fixed by annual or monthly contracts.
D) makes the supply of the resource increase if its rent rises.
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A) the interest rate increases.
B) labor costs are low and expected to fall.
C) the expected rate of return of the new machinery is greater than the interest rate.
D) the present value of the new machinery is lower than its purchase price.
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A) because businesses find that more investments are profitable at low interest rates than at high interest rates.
B) because households are willing to save more at high interest rates than at low interest rates.
C) only when the nominal interest rate exceeds the real interest rate.
D) because the amount of profitable business investment varies directly with the interest rate.
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A) developing popular new products.
B) reducing production costs below rivals' costs.
C) creating and maintaining monopoly power.
D) laying off workers in order to cut costs.
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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) decrease the amount of investment spending.
B) only result in a surplus of loanable funds.
C) shift the demand for loanable funds to the right, increasing net investment.
D) shift the demand for loanable funds to the left, causing a decrease in investment.
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A) an upsloping supply of loanable funds curve.
B) a downsloping demand for loanable funds curve.
C) a downsloping supply of loanable funds curve.
D) an upsloping demand for loanable funds curve.
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