The mechanism regulating the normal operation of the market economy - invisible hand is ( ).
A: the role of the national government’s macro-control
B: the regulation of market mechanism on resource allocation
A: the role of the national government’s macro-control
B: the regulation of market mechanism on resource allocation
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- The socialist market economic system is ( ) A: focused on the national macro management, supplemented by market regulation B: economic operation system with market as the basic means of allocating social resources C: completely separated from the planning mechanism D: very similar to the capitalist market economy
- What is the invisible hand in the market economy? A: government policies B: supply and demand C: business cost D: efficiency and innovation
- The self-interest of the participants in an economy is guided into promoting general economic self-interest by A: oilkonomos B: market power C: government intervention D: the invisible hand
- The<br/>invisible hand refers to() A: how central planners made economic<br/>decisions. B: how the decisions of households and firms<br/>lead to desirable market outcomes. C: the control that large firms have over the<br/>economy. D: government regulations without which the<br/>economy would be less efficient.
- There is a 40% chance that the economy will be good next year and a 60% chance that it will be bad. If the economy is good, there is a 50% chance of a bull market, a 30% chance of a normal market, and a 20% chance of a bear market. If the economy is bad, there is a 20% chance of a bull market, a 30% chance of a normal market, and a 50% chance of a bear market. What is the joint probability of a good economy and a bull market（） A: 12%. B: 20%. C: 32%.