Exam 5: Difficult Cases for the Market, and the Role of Government
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Regulatory policies requiring lenders to extend more low down-payment loans to higher-risk borrowers along with the Fed's low short-term interest rate policy during 2002-2004 caused
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Which of the following was an underlying cause of the economic crisis of 2008?
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Which of the following most clearly indicates why the franchiser of a product has a strong incentive to monitor the quality of the product among all of the franchised sellers?
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The share of new loans with a down payment of 5 percent or less extended by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae
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Residential mortgages historically carried a capital requirement of 4 percent. Why did these mortgages, bundled as part of the mortgage-backed securities issued by investment banks, turn out to be far more risky than historically indicated?
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Relative to a competitive situation, if a market lacks competition, economic theory suggests that
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From the viewpoint of economic efficiency, when competitive forces in an industry are weak, market allocation will often lead to
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Suppose that the producers of copper are permitted to emit harmful pollutants, free of charge, into the air. How will the price and output of copper products in a competitive market compare with their values under conditions of ideal economic efficiency?
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How does the text define economic efficiency? Is this an absolute or a relative definition? Would another type of definition be preferable? Why or why not?
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After a period of price stability in the 1990s, housing prices increased dramatically during 2002-2005 because
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Which of the following is the best example of a public good?
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Which of the following best explains why making automobiles completely safe is not efficient?
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Market failure will most likely arise from poor information when the product is
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There is substantial agreement among scholars that at least two functions of government are legitimate. These two functions are the
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Which of the following provides the most accurate explanation of what is meant by "government failure"?
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Figure 5-4
-Refer to Figure 5-4. The efficient price and quantity are

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Is your economics textbook a public or private good? If you conclude that it is a private good, why do we have copyright laws?
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