A) a $20 bill in a firm's petty cash drawer
B) the building where our economics class meets
C) a plumber's wrench
D) a railroad car
E) a factory
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A) 100 shares of Microsoft stock
B) a $50 bill
C) a credit card
D) a lawyer's personal computer
E) a bauxite mine in Jamaica
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A) incremental or decremental
B) unimportant
C) level or size
D) a border-line situation
E) a bad alternative
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True/False
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) U.S.firms and government because they produce the products that households consume
B) U.S.households because they supply goods to the product markets and are demanders in resource markets
C) foreign households,firms,and governments because they greatly outnumber those of the United States
D) U.S.firms and government because they create employment for domestic households and produce goods and services
E) U.S.households,as buyers in product markets and sellers in resource markets
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A) are government decisions only
B) are the primary focus of economics
C) are not important in economic analysis
D) occur infrequently
E) do not involve ordinary citizens
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A) interest,wages,profit,and rent
B) profit,rent,interest,and wages
C) rent,wages,profit,and interest
D) interest,profit,wages,and rent
E) rent,wages,interest,and profit
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A) the change is free of risk
B) there are no costs involved
C) their expectations are correct
D) there is no uncertainty about the results of the change
E) the expected marginal benefit exceeds expected marginal cost
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) own and sell resources
B) play a very minor role in the economy
C) supply goods and services
D) are the largest purchasers of resources
E) none of the above
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A) means that in some cities there are not enough jobs
B) could be solved if the unemployment rate fell
C) is that there are not enough resources to satisfy people's unlimited wants
D) is that resources are used inefficiently
E) can be solved by lowering taxes
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) the total cost of the magazines compared to the total satisfaction you would receive
B) the total amount of satisfaction you would get from the magazines
C) the enjoyment you would get from the third magazine
D) the cost of the third magazine,including the time it takes to read it
E) the cost of the third magazine compared to the additional enjoyment you would get from it
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Multiple Choice
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) microeconomics
B) macroeconomics
C) positive economics
D) normative economics
E) disequilibrium economics
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A) opportunity cost
B) demand
C) supply
D) scarcity
E) rational behavior
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