A) money,as such,does not produce anything.
B) idle money balances do not earn interest income.
C) it is not scarce.
D) money is not a free gift of nature.
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A) technological advance.
B) increases in the size of the labor force.
C) the depletion of its soil fertility due to overplanting and overgrazing.
D) investing in more capital goods.
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A) Hypothesis.
B) Comparison.
C) Principle.
D) Anomaly.
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A) To make routine pricing decisions.
B) To innovate.
C) To assume the risk of economic losses.
D) To make strategic business decisions.
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A) The value of the independent variable is determined by the value of the dependent variable.
B) The value of the dependent variable is determined by the value of the independent variable.
C) The dependent variable designates the "cause" and the independent variable the "effect."
D) Dependent variables graph as upsloping lines;independent variables graph as downsloping lines.
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A) money capital.
B) depreciation.
C) investment.
D) consumption.
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A) a change in Q will alter P,but a change in P will not alter Q.
B) if P increases,Q will decrease.
C) if P increases,Q will also increase.
D) an increase in P will cause Q to change,but the direction in which Q changes cannot be predicted.
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A) is based on the law of averages.
B) applies only to microeconomics.
C) applies only to macroeconomics.
D) is based on value judgments.
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A) reduced if marginal benefits exceed marginal costs.
B) reduced if marginal costs exceed marginal benefits.
C) increased if marginal costs exceed marginal benefits.
D) reduced to zero if their unit costs exceed the unit costs of alternative products.
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A) A professional soccer player.
B) Water in a town's reservoir.
C) Money in a business checking account.
D) The manager of the local hamburger restaurant.
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A) the fallacy of composition.
B) the economic perspective.
C) loaded terminology.
D) marginal analysis.
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A) C = 80 + 100Y.
B) C = 100 + .8Y.
C) C = 100 + 80Y.
D) C = 80 + .1Y.
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A) the relationship between the two is purely random.
B) an increase in one variable is associated with a decrease in the other variable.
C) an increase in one variable is associated with an increase in the other variable.
D) the two graph as a downsloping line.
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A) the correct amount of resources is being allocated to X's production.
B) the value of producing X exceeds the value of producing alternative products with the available resources.
C) there can be a net gain to society by allocating either more or less resources to producing X.
D) resources are overallocated to the production of X.
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A) A farmer.
B) An oil drilling rig.
C) A machine for detecting earthquakes.
D) Natural gas.
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A) shifts the consumer's budget line to the right.
B) shifts the consumer's budget line to the left.
C) increases the slope of the budget line.
D) has no effect on the budget line.
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A) some goal that is desirable to society.
B) what should be.
C) what is.
D) the formulation of economic policy.
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A) must be an avid runner.
B) decided that the marginal benefit of running one more mile would outweigh the cost of the additional mile.
C) decided that the marginal cost of running one more mile would outweigh the benefit of the additional mile.
D) was not very tired,so the marginal cost of the extra mile was very low.
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A) the economy was not employing all of its resources before the policy change.
B) the economy's production possibilities curve has been shifted to the left as a result of the policy decision.
C) this economy's production possibilities curve is convex (bowed inward) to the origin.
D) the law of increasing opportunity costs does not apply in this society.
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