The "Asymmetry" in the Behaviour of the AS Curve Implies

question 49

Multiple Choice

The "asymmetry" in the behaviour of the AS curve implies that

• A)unemployment can persist for a while without causing large decreases in wages and prices.
• B)wages are very flexible in the downward direction.
• C)wages and prices are equally sticky in both directions.
• D)booms can persist for a long time without causing increases in wages and prices.
• E)prices are sticky but wages are not.

Distinguish between unusual and frequent gains and losses in financial reports.

Recognize the importance of context such as company background, industry, and economic setting in analyzing financial statements.

Understand the methods and importance of horizontal and vertical analyses in evaluating financial performance and condition.

Comprehend the purpose and process of financial reporting for decision making.

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