A) normative statement.
B) rational-decision statement.
C) marginal statement.
D) macroeconomic statement.
E) positive statement.
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A) constant slope relationship.
B) slope that is negative and then positive.
C) maximum.
D) linear relationship.
E) minimum.
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A) for whom
B) where
C) why
D) how
E) what
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A) Should we produce more heavy fleece coats?
B) Should we spend more on health care?
C) Should we collect tolls on turnpikes using human toll collectors or mechanized toll machines?
D) Should we eat more oatmeal?
E) Should we build log homes or build factories from bricks?
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A) businesses reach decisions.
B) we make choices in the face of scarcity.
C) firms make profits.
D) to organize production so that scarcity does not occur.
E) to create incentives so that scarcity does not exist.
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A) relationship between two variables; a cross-section relationship
B) trends in two variables; unrelated variables
C) trend in a variable; a general tendency for the variable to rise or fall
D) relationship between two variables; a trend in a variable
E) cross-section relationship; a general tendency for the variables to rise or fall
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A) -5.
B) -10.
C) -1.
D) -3.
E) -1/3.
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A) University bookstore prices are too high.
B) An increase in college tuition is not fair to students.
C) Parking tickets on campus impose an excessive fee.
D) A recession leads to higher enrollments at universities.
E) The school needs more parking for students.
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A) trend figure.
B) time-stationary graph.
C) time-series graph.
D) cross-section graph.
E) scatter diagram.
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A) the way to eliminate choices in our decisions.
B) how a person can get everything he or she wants.
C) the choices that societies, and the people and institutions that make up societies, make in dealing with the issue of scarcity.
D) how choices made in the social interest must conflict with choices made in the self-interest.
E) the reason money exists.
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A) what you must give up to get something.
B) a good or service that satisfies wants.
C) when people make rational choices by comparing costs and benefits.
D) a reward or a penalty that encourages or discourages an action.
E) a choice is made on the margin.
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A) only D
B) only C
C) both B and C
D) both A and C
E) only B
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A) The slope of a curved line is not defined because it is impossible to calculate the slope along a curved line.
B) The slope of a straight line changes depending where on the line it is calculated.
C) A straight line that slopes upward moving to the right has a positive slope.
D) Answers A and B are correct.
E) Answers A and C are correct.
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A) positive relationship that becomes less steep.
B) negative relationship that become less steep.
C) negative relationship that is linear.
D) positive relationship that is linear.
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) i, ii, and iii
B) ii only
C) iii only
D) i only
E) i and iii
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A) opportunity costs of the candy bars to the scarcity of the candy bars.
B) self-interest to the social interest.
C) marginal benefits of the candy bars to the marginal costs of the candy bars.
D) benefits of the candy bars to the scarcity candy bars.
E) benefits of the candy bars to the desires he had for the candy bars.
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A) you must ignore the problem of scarcity.
B) you have made a positive statement.
C) you considered the marginal cost and marginal benefit of your choice.
D) you must have considered the social interest.
E) you have used the ceteris paribus assumption.
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A) y - x.
B) (change in y) /(change in x) .
C) x/y.
D) y/x.
E) (change in x) /(change in y) .
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A) decreased the marginal cost
B) decreased the marginal benefit
C) increased the marginal cost
D) increased the marginal benefit
E) had no effect on the marginal cost or marginal benefit but did affect the total benefit
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A) a positive relationship.
B) a trended relationship.
C) a single point on a graph.
D) unrelated variables.
E) a negative relationship.
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