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 aggregate or total levels of income, employment, and output.
B) a detailed examination of specific economic units which comprise the economic system.
C) the concealing of detailed information about specific segments of the economy.
D) the establishing of an overall view of the operation of the economic system.
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A) Ben's statement is normative, but Holly's is positive.
B) Holly's statement is normative, but Ben's is positive.
C) Both statements are normative.
D) Both statements are positive.
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A) the current division of domestic output between consumption and capital goods.
B) the rate of technological progress.
C) the growth of the economy's supplies of resources.
D) all of the above.
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A) consumption varies inversely with after-tax income.
B) consumption varies directly with after-tax income.
C) consumption and after-tax income are unrelated.
D) a tax increase will increase consumption.
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A) the two graph as an upsloping line.
B) an increase in one variable is associated with a decrease in the other.
C) an increase in one variable is associated with an increase in the other.
D) the resulting relationship can be portrayed by a straight line parallel to the horizontal axis.
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A) they measure marginal changes.
B) they always tell us something about profits.
C) positive slopes are always preferred to negative slopes.
D) they always relate to resource and output scarcity.
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A) wants are limited but the resources are not.
B) resources are scarce relative to individual's wants.
C) individuals and institutions behave only in their self-interest.
D) both wants and resources are unlimited.
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A) zero.
B) one.
C) infinite.
D) one-half.
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A) that economic resources are scarce.
B) that society must choose among various attainable combinations of goods.
C) increasing opportunity costs.
D) all of the above.
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A) some goal which is desirable to society.
B) what should be.
C) what is.
D) the formulation of economic policy.
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A) 6 units of consumer goods
B) 7 units of consumer goods
C) 15 units of consumer goods
D) 22 units of consumer goods
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A) government interferes with the efficient allocation of scarce resources.
B) resources are scarce in relation to human material wants.
C) the market system is an obstacle to the efficient use of plentiful resources to satisfy constrained wants.
D) resources are overly abundant as compared to wants; thus, an allocation problem exists.
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A) i = 20 - 4I.
B) i = 20 -.4I.
C) i = 24 -.4I.
D) i = 20 - 10I.
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A) move the level of actual output closer to the economy's production possibilities curve.
B) create a less equal distribution of income.
C) shift its production possibilities curve to the left.
D) shift its production possibilities curve to the right.
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A) shift of the production possibilities curve from PP1 to PP2.
B) move from B on PP1 to E on PP2.
C) move from B on PP1 to C on PP1.
D) move from D inside PP1 to B on PP1.
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A) Quantity demanded and quantity supplied are independent of price.
B) Price and quantity demanded are directly related.
C) Price and quantity supplied are directly related.
D) Price and quantity supplied are inversely related.
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A) 3 units of consumer goods.
B) 4 units of consumer goods.
C) 5 units of consumer goods.
D) 6 units of consumer goods.
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