The rationing aiming at reducing electricity consumption by 20 percent could last until _________. A: June B: July C: November D: October
The rationing aiming at reducing electricity consumption by 20 percent could last until _________. A: June B: July C: November D: October
___________ refers to the tendency to change one’s behavior, for example, to take more risks, because someone else bears the cost of those risks. ( ). A: Credit crunch B: Credit rationing C: Moral hazard D: Adverse selection
___________ refers to the tendency to change one’s behavior, for example, to take more risks, because someone else bears the cost of those risks. ( ). A: Credit crunch B: Credit rationing C: Moral hazard D: Adverse selection
The problem of scarcity is directly relevant A: Only to those periods of history before mass production B: Only to those times when rationing has been enforced C: To all countries and all individuals D: Only to those on low income
The problem of scarcity is directly relevant A: Only to those periods of history before mass production B: Only to those times when rationing has been enforced C: To all countries and all individuals D: Only to those on low income
The exchange management department takes the foreign exchange equilibrium fund as a buffer to stabilize or reach a certain expected exchange rate level by directly intervening in the foreign exchange market, which belongs to the type of measures of （ ）in exchange administration. A: quantity control B: rationing control C: direct price control D: indirect price control
The exchange management department takes the foreign exchange equilibrium fund as a buffer to stabilize or reach a certain expected exchange rate level by directly intervening in the foreign exchange market, which belongs to the type of measures of （ ）in exchange administration. A: quantity control B: rationing control C: direct price control D: indirect price control
Which of the<br/>following statements is least accurate?( ) A: If a project is<br/>riskier than the firm’s normal project, the firm should adjust<br/>the project’s discount rate upward. B: In the absence of<br/>capital rationing, a firm should take all projects with a positive<br/>net present value. C: When capital is rationed, the projects with the highest IRRs should be selected.
Which of the<br/>following statements is least accurate?( ) A: If a project is<br/>riskier than the firm’s normal project, the firm should adjust<br/>the project’s discount rate upward. B: In the absence of<br/>capital rationing, a firm should take all projects with a positive<br/>net present value. C: When capital is rationed, the projects with the highest IRRs should be selected.