b. Services, durable goods, and nondurable goods
c. Services and nondurable goods
d. Services, durable goods, and used goods
e. Services and durable goods
Why doesn’t the Fed eliminate inflation from the economy entirely?
a. It is incapable of doing so.
b. It believes that inflation is bad for the economy.
c. It believes that the measured inflation rate understates the true rate of inflation.
d. It recognizes that continuing inflation helps labor markets adjust more easily.
e. If it did so, no one would get a raise in salary.
Which of the following is not among the factors that influence economic growth?
a. Increase in employment
b. Growth in physical capital stock
c. Technological progress
d. Lower government debt
e. An efficient political and legal system