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A) higher expected household incomes
B) higher rates of household formation
C) increases in the expected relative price of housing
D) tighter constraints on mortgage financing
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A) a unit of a firm's stock (equity) is worth more than a unit of the firm's capital
B) a new unit of capital has more value than a new unit of stock (equity)
C) installed capital is worth less than new capital
D) a unit of capital that a firm owns has more value than a unit it might buy
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A) the real rate of interest
B) the depreciation rate
C) the expected rate of change of the real price of capital
D) the tertiary log of the nominal price of capital
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A) an increase in home prices
B) an increase in domestic interest rates
C) a decrease in the implicit rent on residential housing
D) allowing mortgage interest to be tax deductible
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A) $2 billion
B) $3 billion
C) $9 billion
D) $18 billion
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A) construction spending by firms
B) spending by firms on equipment
C) residential construction by households
D) inventory investment
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A) a decrease in the rate of productivity
B) a decrease in gross investment
C) a decrease in net investment
D) an increase in net investment
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A) a rise in the market value of a firm
B) an increase in stock prices
C) a decline in stock prices
D) a decline in the replacement cost of capital
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A) increase;B
B) increase;A
C) decrease;B
D) decrease;A
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A) increase;B
B) increase;A
C) decrease;B
D) decrease;A
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A) second degree price discrimination
B) stock out avoidance
C) work in progress
D) production smoothing
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A) the real rate of interest
B) the nominal rate of interest
C) depreciation
D) the user cost of capital
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A) higher expected household income
B) the inability to buy as much housing at a higher price
C) an expected increase in the relative price of housing
D) a decrease in the cost of building new houses
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A) higher expected household incomes
B) higher rates of household formation
C) increases in the expected relative price of housing
D) tighter constraints on mortgage financing
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A) it is subject to large fluctuations
B) it is larger than other spending categories
C) it is the focus of macroeconomic policies
D) it expresses entrepreneurial talent
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A) lower demand for housing
B) tighter financing constraints
C) an increase in residential investment
D) a lower relative price of housing
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A) a rise in the real price of capital
B) a decrease in the rate of depreciation
C) a decrease in the real interest rate
D) a decrease in the real price of capital
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A) increase;B
B) increase;A
C) decrease;B
D) decrease;A
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A) comprises the majority of total spending
B) is equal to approximately 15 percent of total spending
C) is equal to approximately 81 percent of total spending
D) is the smallest component part of household consumption spending
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