1. Inventory is: Group of answer choices a. the total amount of goods that a company produces now, regardless of whether they've sold it or not. b. the stock of goods that a company produced last year, but had to sell for below cost. c. the stock of goods that a company produces now, but keeps to sell at a future time. d. the stock of goods that a company produces and sells in a given time perio 2. The four categories of expenditure (spending) in the economy are wages, rent, interest, and profit. Group of answer choices True False

1. Inventory is: Group of answer choices a. the total amount of goods that a company produces now, regardless of whether they've sold it or not. b. the stock of goods that a company produced last year, but had to sell for below cost. c. the stock of goods that a company produces now, but keeps to sell at a future time. d. the stock of goods that a company produces and sells in a given time perio 2. The four categories of expenditure (spending) in the economy are wages, rent, interest, and profit. Group of answer choices True False

Principles of Economics 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172364

Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Publisher:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Chapter22: Inflation

Section: Chapter Questions

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