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Small time deposits of 100,000 or less are classified as
 
  A) part of M1. B) FDIC insured. C) part of M2. D) highly liquid.

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In Lutheria, there are 10,000 people in the age group of 0-14, 30,000 people are employed, and 2,000 people are unemployed. Lutheria's GDP, measured in luthers, is 1 billion. Income per worker in Lutheria is:
 
  A) 33,333 luthers. B) 23,667 luthers. C) 28,999 luthers. D) 10,000 luthers.



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Answer to Question 1

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