A) consumer sovereignty.
B) the invisible hand.
C) derived demand.
D) profit maximization.
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A) risky.
B) risk free.
C) always profitable.
D) rarely profitable.
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A) results in greater total output.
B) allows society to avoid the coincidence-of-wants problem.
C) allows society to trade by barter.
D) allows society to have fewer capital goods.
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A) government licensing requirements in order to enter an industry
B) a small number of buyers and sellers in a market
C) the freedom of sellers and buyers to enter or exit an industry
D) the government serving as the only supplier of goods to consumers
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A) the freedom of firms to obtain and use resources to produce goods and services.
B) employ and dispose of their property as they see fit.
C) buy property.
D) set up any form of business.entity.
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A) ability to pay.
B) willingness to pay.
C) the ability and willingness of consumers to pay for the output.
D) a first-come, first-served basis.
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A) freedom of enterprise
B) freedom of choice
C) competition
D) government
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A) products are provided free to those who can't afford to buy them.
B) individual producers determine how to produce, but government agencies determine what will be produced.
C) individuals may obtain resources, organize production, and sell the resulting output in any legal way they choose.
D) individuals are free to produce those products that government agencies determine can be produced profitably.
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A) derived demand.
B) external costs and benefits.
C) consumer sovereignty.
D) the invisible hand.
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A) allowing workers to take advantage of existing differences in their abilities and skills.
B) avoiding the time loss involved in shifting from one production task to another.
C) allowing workers to develop skills by working on one, or a limited number, of tasks.
D) all of the above means.
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A) production cost.
B) product quality.
C) product mix.
D) quantitative production targets.
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A) wage, rent, interest, and profit income.
B) land, labour, capital, and entrepreneurial ability.
C) goods and services.
D) consumer expenditures.
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A) extensive government constraints on individual behaviour.
B) private ownership of the means of production.
C) government control of all production decisions.
D) government rationing of all goods and services.
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A) wage, rent, interest, and profit income.
B) land, labour, capital, and entrepreneurial ability.
C) goods and services.
D) consumer expenditures.
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A) reduce business losses.
B) collect economic profits.
C) seek the lowest price for the product.
D) search for jobs with the highest wage
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A) inflation will occur if consumers don't spend wisely.
B) voters may be offered dollars to help elect certain political candidates.
C) government is responsible for determining what will be considered legal tender.
D) consumers "vote" for certain products to be produced by how they spend their incomes.
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