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Question 386

A venture capital investment is expected to yield of payoff of $100 million in five years if it survives.
The initial cost is $20 million and the appropriate discount rate is 20%. What is the average annual probability of failure that makes the investment's NPV = 0? In other words, what is the maximum annual average probability of failure before the investment is not acceptable?

Correct Answer: A
The NPV is equal to zero when: Discounted expected payoff = Initial cost
[(1 - Average prob)5 $100 million] / (1.20)5 = $20 million Average annual probability = 0.1303, or 13%
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Question 387

If an economy is in a long-run equilibrium and an unexpected increase in aggregate demand occurs, the temporary output will ____ and the permanent prices will ____.

Correct Answer: C
Aggregate demand changes alone cannot permanently change real output. An unexpected increase will, however, cause a temporary economic boom with a temporary increase in output.
Aggregate demand changes can cause permanent changes in the price level. Thus, if aggregate demand increases and remains at the higher level the price level will increase and will remain at the higher level.
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Question 388

Which rate determines when an economy will experience wage-push inflationary pressures?

Correct Answer: A
The NAIRU determines when an economy will experience bottlenecks in the labor market.
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Question 389

To estimate the average length of their employee's telephone calls, FoneJack, Inc. randomly sampled
1 5 employee phone calls. If the sample mean was 1.3 minutes and the sample standard deviation of 0.3 minutes (s is unknown) then a 90% confidence interval for the phone calls is ______.

Correct Answer: A
For a 90% confidence interval, s unknown, we find t(0.05, 14), the cut-off for the top 5% of the t-distribution, df = 14. Looking in the t-table under column 0.05 and down to row 14, we get 1.761.
Working with the formula for E we get E = 0.14. So, the 90% confidence interval is 1.3 - 0.14 m 1.3 + 0.14 or 1.16 m 1.44.
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Question 390

If a purely competitive firm seeks to maximize profit, the firm should

Correct Answer: B
The purely competitive firm maximizes profit when price is equal to marginal cost. If marginal cost is below price, the firm should expand output until marginal cost rises enough to be equal to price.
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