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B. False 1). There is one theory, which sees the economy as an open system arguing that there is a fallacy of composition at the macro level. . Which theory is referred to here? A. Social economics B. Institutional economics C. Post Keynesian economics D. Neoclassical economics 12. There is one theory in which the macroeconomic flow includes not only flows of G and T but also additional arrows between the government on the one hand and households and firms on the other hand. . Which theory is referred to here? A. Social economics B. Institutional economics C. Post Keynesian economics D. Neoclassical economics 13. There is one theory, which recognizes money as a matter of trust. Which theory is referred to here? A. Social economics B. Institutional economics Ca C. Post Keynesian economics D. Neoclassical economics 1 4. There is one theory, which claims inflation as simply the result of excessive money supply. Which theory is CC EC referred to here? A. Social economics B. Institutional economics C. Post Keynesian economics D. Neoclassical economics 15 In Social economics statistical discrimination is a key concept. It is also applied to financial markets. Which of the options below shows statistical discrimination in mortgages? A. Lower middle class households in neighborhoods with low unemployment pay the market rate of interest B. Lower middle class households in neighborhoods with high unemployment pay more than the market rate of interest C. Lower middle class households in neighborhoods with high unemployment pay the market rate of interest 16. The Minister of Finance of the Canada has decided to increase net government expenditure by 3 billion dollars. The country's propensity to consume is, on average 0.7. How big is the multiplier of this injection? A. 21 billion dollars