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[Show more]optimal fiscal federalism - The question of which activities should take place at which level of government. 
 
intergovernmental grants - Payments from one level of government to another. 
 
fiscal equalization - Policies by which the national government distributes grants to subnational g...
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Add to cartoptimal fiscal federalism - The question of which activities should take place at which level of government. 
 
intergovernmental grants - Payments from one level of government to another. 
 
fiscal equalization - Policies by which the national government distributes grants to subnational g...
3 assumption of the backyard production model - 1. constant returns to scale in exchange 
2. no comparative advantage 
3. constant returns to scale in production 
no cities, not better of clustering 
 
3 assumptions of trading city - 1. increasing returns to scale in exchange 
2. comparati...
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Add to cart3 assumption of the backyard production model - 1. constant returns to scale in exchange 
2. no comparative advantage 
3. constant returns to scale in production 
no cities, not better of clustering 
 
3 assumptions of trading city - 1. increasing returns to scale in exchange 
2. comparati...
market - is a group of buyers and sellers of a particular good o r service 
 
competitive market - is a market in which there are many sellers andbuyers so that each has a negligible impact on the market price: sellersand buyers are price takers. 
 
Monopoly - is a market in which there is ...
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Add to cartmarket - is a group of buyers and sellers of a particular good o r service 
 
competitive market - is a market in which there are many sellers andbuyers so that each has a negligible impact on the market price: sellersand buyers are price takers. 
 
Monopoly - is a market in which there is ...
In 2011 the US had approximately _____% of the world's population and made approximately ______% of the world's Gross National Product: 
a) 5 and 10 
b) 1 and 50 
c) 20 and 40 
d) 5 and 28 
e) 20 and 20 - d 
 
Gross National Product (GNP) per capita is defined as the country's GNP divided by i...
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Add to cartIn 2011 the US had approximately _____% of the world's population and made approximately ______% of the world's Gross National Product: 
a) 5 and 10 
b) 1 and 50 
c) 20 and 40 
d) 5 and 28 
e) 20 and 20 - d 
 
Gross National Product (GNP) per capita is defined as the country's GNP divided by i...
The nominal interest rate is: - not adjusted by inflation. 
 
There can be an efficient amount of a public good provided in the private market if producers can - Overcome the non-excludability of the good 
 
Public goods are goods that are: - Non-rival in consumption, and non-excludable 
 
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Add to cartThe nominal interest rate is: - not adjusted by inflation. 
 
There can be an efficient amount of a public good provided in the private market if producers can - Overcome the non-excludability of the good 
 
Public goods are goods that are: - Non-rival in consumption, and non-excludable 
 
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