1. Suppose a government increases the money supply. As a result, there is a surge in the demand of goods as consumers rush to spend their extra money, but producers cannot keep up with demand. What will be the result?

price inflation

capital flight

an efficient market

a recession

2. It costs a computer parts manufacturer $175.00 to produce its Model X CPU case. The company currently has excess inventory of the Model X so it is selling it to foreign companies for $80.00 per unit. This company is engaged in

resale.

plunging.

dumping.

bootlegging.

3. Novelty Goods, a United States-based company, is clear-cut in its human resources policy with regard to international expansion. While U.S. nationals staff key positions at its Chicago, Illinois, headquarters, it recruits locals to manage subsidiaries in each country into which Novelty expands. Novelty Goods' staffing policy is

polycentric

geocentric

ethnocentric

eurocentric

4. Peeta is a financial manager for her firm. She is responsible for making decisions about how to manage the firm's financial resources most efficiently. Peeta is involved in

money management decisions.

investment decisions.

financing decisions.

multilateral decisions.