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) depot or warehouse for commercial products.
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A) An increase in the minimum wage will reduce employment for teenagers.
B) The minimum wage should be increased.
C) Social justice will be served by increasing the minimum wage.
D) Thoughtful people oppose an increase in the minimum wage.
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A) Identify the problem, develop a model based on simplifying assumptions and test the model to formulate a conclusion.
B) Gather data on crude oil prices and seemingly unrelated variables in order to look for associations, then formulate a hypothesis based on those unexpected associations.
C) Ask people in Alaska why they are not purchasing oil.
D) None of these. The oil industry is controlled by a cartel; therefore price changes in the industry cannot be explained using economic theories.
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A) A price of a new home.
B) The inflation rate.
C) The economy's growth rate.
D) The unemployment rate.
E) Forecasts of a recession next year.
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A) money.
B) time.
C) energy.
D) capital.
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A) students' incomes fall.
B) tuition decreases.
C) the number of students increases.
D) everything else is constant.
E) the bookstore no longer accepts used book trade-ins.
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A) unlimited wants and unlimited resources.
B) limited wants and unlimited resources.
C) unlimited wants and limited resources.
D) limited wants and limited resources.
E) irrational wants and limited resources.
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A) other relevant factors like consumer incomes must be held constant.
B) the gasoline prices must first be adjusted for inflation.
C) the theory is widely accepted but cannot be accurately tested.
D) consumers' need for gasoline remains the same regardless of the price.
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A) include only physical activities.
B) are only counted as a resource if used in the production of other resources.
C) include only skilled labor.
D) include both physical and mental activities.
E) include human effort involved in the production of goods, but not services.
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A) Land.
B) Labor.
C) Capital.
D) None of these.
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A) something good or desirable.
B) a call for improvement.
C) a statement of opinion.
D) a statement testable by facts.
E) a suggestion for policy.
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A) a statement of positive economics.
B) a fallacy of composition.
C) a tautology.
D) a statement of normative economics.
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A) is a general statement about the causal relationship between variables based on facts.
B) helps explain and predict the relationship between variables.
C) when expressed as a downward (negatively) sloping graph implies an inverse relationship between the variables.
D) all of these.
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A) A decrease in price leads to an increase in quantity consumed.
B) Incomes grow more rapidly in high-tax states than low-tax states.
C) People would be better off if government expenditures were higher.
D) People will buy less butter at $1.50 per pound than they will at $1 per pound.
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A) 100 shares of Microsoft stock.
B) $50 bill.
C) credit card.
D) lawyer's personal computer.
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A) Salaries of college professors.
B) Computer prices.
C) Unemployment in the nation.
D) Silver prices.
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A) Policy A is fair.
B) Outcome B is the best objective to achieve.
C) If policy A is followed, then outcome B results.
D) All of these.
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A) scarcity and choice.
B) supply and demand.
C) money, stocks, and bonds.
D) inflation and unemployment.
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