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A) product markets
B) resource markets
C) inventory markets
D) classified markets
E) government markets
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A) any quantity of it can be consumed at a zero price
B) the amount people desire exceeds the amount available at a zero price
C) the amount people desire exceeds the amount available at any price
D) the amount people desire is less than the amount available at any price
E) the amount people desire is less than the amount available at a zero price
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A) statements that are true during prosperity are necessarily true during depression
B) what is good for the individual is necessarily good for the group
C) an event that precedes another is necessarily the cause of the latter
D) intentions need not coincide with actions
E) the composition of a complex product is not revealed by its exterior appearance
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A) opportunity cost
B) demand
C) supply
D) scarcity
E) rational behavior
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A) study of choice when scarcity exists
B) study of the production of goods and services
C) theory of consumer behavior
D) science of money
E) art of spending money wisely
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A) they usually wait until the last minute before making a decision to buy
B) they weigh the additional costs and additional benefits of various activities before they make a decision
C) most people just barely get by on the incomes they earn and live from day to day on the very edge of subsistence
D) given a choice, most people would prefer to make their own decisions concerning the things that affect their lives
E) they consider the total cost and benefit of various activities before they make a purchase
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A) money
B) stocks, bonds, and other financial assets
C) the seat of government
D) machines, buildings, tools, and knowledge
E) net worth (assets minus liabilities)
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A) An investigation of the quantities and prices of the various goods produced by the nations of the world.
B) A study of why inflation and unemployment periodically plague the U.S.economy.
C) An analysis of how individuals and societies deal with the problem of scarcity.
D) An examination of the role that money plays in the economy.
E) A study of how goods and services are distributed throughout the world.
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A) money
B) human skills used in production
C) stocks
D) bonds
E) bank loans
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A) buyers and sellers have all the information they can use
B) additional information is costly to acquire
C) decision makers have complete knowledge of all the alternatives available
D) economic decisions result from random behavior
E) decision makers never make mistakes
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A) individual who has much education
B) organizer who seeks profitable opportunities and is willing to accept risks
C) business organization that uses inputs to produce output
D) administrator who runs an enterprise without accepting any risk of financial loss
E) depot or storehouse for commercial products
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A) you can determine the composition of a complex product just by examining its exterior properties
B) consumer durable goods today do not last as long as they did a generation ago
C) any mistakes made in producing a product using an assembly line technique will lead to a compounding of errors as the product moves down the line
D) what is true for any individual component in a group is true for the group as a whole
E) when I was young I liked cotton candy, but now that I'm older I no longer like it
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A) normative statement
B) positive statement
C) forecast
D) hypothesis
E) prediction
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A) people who choose to promote the interests of others cannot be acting rationally in their own self-interest
B) people show concern only for those whom they know personally
C) charitable donations would disappear if tax deductions for charitable giving were eliminated
D) the notion of self-interest rules out concern for others
E) concern for the welfare of others is consistent with the concept of self-interest
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A) useful because they are as exact as theories in the physical sciences
B) useless because they are based on abstractions
C) useful because they allow us to make predictions
D) too complex to understand because they include all of reality
E) useful in predicting events only if their assumptions are realistic
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A) is often a physical place
B) facilitates exchanges between buyers and sellers
C) typically involves monetary transactions
D) might not have well-defined geographical limits
E) all of the above
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