I. changing part of a public enterpris’s ownership to the private sector
II. Liberalization of entry into activities previously restricted to the public sector
III. two infant industries merging into a monopoly
IV. franchising or contracting public services or leasing public assets to the Private sector
A. III only
B. IV only
C. I, II and IV only
D. None of these
Related Mcqs:
- A comparison of Japan’s policies before 1945 with the policies in effect after 1945 indicates that______________?
A. reduction in spending on military goods leads to economic depression
B. dependence on foreign trade usually leads to a weakened national economy
C. territorial aggression is not necessary to secure national economic goals
D. democratic institution hinder economic growth - Privatization is the transfer of ?
A. publicly held stock to private individuals
B. corporately owned businesses to individuals
C. government businesses to the private sector.
D. privately owned businesses to the government sector - Privatization is the transfer of ?
A. corporately owned businesses to individuals
B. publicly held stock to private individuals.
C. government businesses to the private sector
D. privately owned businesses to the government sector - Interventionist policies to restore regional imbalance focus on ?
A. subsidies to encourage firms that moves
B. tax concessions for firms that move.
C. improved infrastructure
D. all of the above - According to the factor price equalization theorem, the ________ factor should oppose free. trade policies in any given country?
A. abundant
B. scarce
C. neither
D. can’t tell without more information - Many U.S firms have sought relief from foreign competition by demanding protectionism policies by the U.S government. A better way for companies to compete is to expand into foreign markets and ?
A. lower prices
B. increase promotion both at home and abroad
C. continuously improve their products at home
D. join into cartels at home - Government policies that focus on changing interest rates are called ?
A. fiscal policies
B. monetary policies
C. supply-side policies
D. incomes policies - Policies to encourage productivity do not include ?
A. building more retail outlets
B. encouraging risk-taking
C. encouraging innovation
D. encouraging R & D - Many developing countries instituted import substitution policies because ?
A. the prices of the goods they imported were falling
B. the price of goods they exported were increasing
C. their terms of trade were deteriorating
D. their terms of trade were improving - Policies to reduce unemployment by reducing union power, tax cuts, reductions in unemployment benefit and investment subsidies are examples of ?
A. Keynesian policies
B. Supply-side policies
C. Monetarist Policies
D. Classical policies
