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10. Some of the major coincident indicators would be: A. money supply (M2), consumer expectations, and stock prices (S&P 500). B. personal income, employees on nonagricultural payrolls, and industrial production. C. average prime rate charged by banks, labor cost per unit of output, and commercial and industrial loans outstanding. D. All of the above are coincident indicators

13. The ultimate purpose of fundamental stock valuation is: A. to eliminate stocks of those companies that are potential losers from the portfolio. B. to identify for purchase those companies that are fundamentally undervalued. C. to learn to identify peaks and troughs of the business cycle. D. Two of the above.

16. All of the following are disadvantages of fiscal policy, except: A. a long implementation lag. B. that it may be politically motivated. C. that it may be economically motivated. D. that congress must approve the budgets and develop the tax laws.

17. In order to stimulate the economy out of the 2008-2010 recession, the Federal Reserve Board: A. printed more money than they have in decades. B. did everything they could to see that the federal deficit was reduced as much as possible. C. drove interest rates to their lowest levels in decades. D. lowered taxes.

18. The primary tools used to stimulate economic activity are: A. international banking policies. B. monetary and fiscal policies. C. tax policy and interest rates. D. imports and exports.

19. Economic analysis is important for investors, because they need to anticipate A. changes in corporate profits due to business cycle impacts. B. growth in various industry segments based on changing economic trends. C. how foreign trade might affect U.S. companies. D. All of the above

20. Fiscal policy concerns the implementation of the government's A. spending and taxing plans. B. money supply and interest rate strategy. C. foreign trade policy. D. attitude towards business investment.

21. Fiscal policy is implemented by: A. the President of the U.S. B. the Senate. C. the Federal Reserve. D. Congress (the House and the Senate).

22. Which of the following are true statements? A. When a country's economy is healthy, its citizens will spend more in general. B. When a country's economy is healthy, its citizens will import more high-priced luxury goods. C. When a country's economy is healthy, its currency rises against its trading partners. D. A and B are both correct

23. The breakdown of U.S. Gross Domestic Product into its major categories is usually as which of the following? A. Personal Consumption, Government Purchases, Net Exports B. Personal Consumption, Government Purchases, Gross Private Domestic Investment, Net Exports C. Personal Consumption, Corporate Consumption, Government Consumption D. Domestic Consumption and consumption of foreign goods by U.S. citizens

24. Capacity utilization measures current manufacturing output against potential output. Which of the following statements is correct? A. When capacity utilization is low, companies use their most productive and efficient plants and equipment. B. As capacity utilization increases, companies bring less efficient plants and equipment on line. C. When the capacity utilization rate moves above 80%, inflationary pressures may start to build in the economy. D. All of the above are true

25. In the comparative international arena of real GDP growth rates, which country has had the highest growth in real GDP over the years 1993 to 2005? A. The United States B. Japan C. China D. Germany