Why do you think the change in the index of labor cost per unit of output is a useful lagging indicator of the macroeconomy?

The labor supply curve   a. may slope either upward or downward, depending upon the real wage   b. slopes downward to illustrate that a decrease in the real wage decreases the number of individuals willing to work   c. slopes upward to illustrate that more people will want to work as the real wage increases   d. slopes upward to illustrate that changes in the real wage are directly proportional to changes in the nominal wage   e. slopes downward to illustrate that the availability of workers is directly proportional to the real wage

What are the implications of an inverted yield curve to the economy?

Which one of the following is NOT a correct definition of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)? (a) GDP is the value of the final goods and services produced in the economy during a given period. (b) GDP is the sum of value-added in the economy during a given period. (c) GDP is the sum of labor incomes in the economy during a given period. (d) All of the above are correct definitions of GDP.

Profitability changes may be simply calculated by using what kind of tool: sales price/volume/variable costs/fixed costs.

Compare the benefits and drawbacks to long-term vs. short-term leases from EITHER the point of view of the lessor or the lessee. REAL ESTATE FINANCE

B) What is meant by the term margin of safety when calculating the break - even point for a product? Is this the same as the profit margin?

Which of the following is not a method used by managers to determine cost behavior? High-low Method Scatterplot Account analysis Regression Analysis Derivation

what is not a factor in producing earning forecasts?

In the fixed cost per unit does the it increase as activity decreases and will decrease as activity increases?