A) Focuses on important details
B) Predicts cause and effect
C) Builds vague assumptions
D) Describes the world accurately
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A) Marginal
B) Normative
C) Positive
D) Biased
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A) when they believe the benefits outweigh the costs of the decision.
B) when they believe the costs outweigh the benefits of the decision.
C) when they believe equilibrium will be reached.
D) when they believe it won't harm anyone and will better themselves.
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A) exactly explains what happens in the real economy.
B) cuts away unnecessary details to clearly demonstrate the principles at work.
C) approximates all facets of what happens in the real economy.
D) does not make clear assumptions.
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A) Costs associated with the decision.
B) Benefits associated with the decision.
C) Costs and benefits are equally easy to identify and evaluate.
D) Neither of these is often easy to identify and evaluate.
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A) deciding not to play golf due to rain
B) making a donation to the red cross
C) hiring 10 new workers as you decide to expand your operations
D) offering a reward to anyone that can find you missing pet
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A) $0.50.
B) $5.00.
C) $10.00.
D) $5.50.
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A) associated with every decision.
B) do not exist if we receive something for free.
C) always result in market-failure.
D) can be avoided through economic planning.
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A) microeconomics and macroeconomics.
B) personal investments and business investments.
C) fiscal policy and monetary policy.
D) imports and exports.
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A) Uninformed
B) Biased
C) Positive
D) Normative
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A) $130,the combined value of the alternatives forgone.
B) $80,the amount of the gift certificate spent.
C) $70,the value of the ab belt.
D) $60,the value of the sheets.
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A) allocation optimization.
B) efficiency.
C) sustainability.
D) economic quantity.
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A) bait and switch.
B) marginal sales.
C) an incentive.
D) voluntary exchange.
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A) the United States will always have a battle to fight hunger.
B) resources are often wasted and shortages are often the result.
C) income must be redistributed through taxation in order to address income disparity.
D) limited resources require economies to make choices among production alternatives.
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A) $1
B) $8
C) $4
D) $2
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A) family and friends lending.
B) party of five lending.
C) group responsibility.
D) pooling.
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A) Positive statement
B) Normative statement
C) Fair statement
D) Factual statement
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A) They supply factors of production and purchase goods and services.
B) They export goods and services and import goods and services.
C) They vote for political officers and pay taxes.
D) They facilitate exchange between consumers and firms.
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A) Most people possess entrepreneurial talent.
B) People are very good at assessing the costs of decisions accurately.
C) Individuals and firms will act to provide the things they want.
D) Individuals usually fail to optimize the use of their resources because they think on the margin.
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A) Yes,because the seniors live in society.
B) Yes,because the school has satisfied the assumption of making a rational choice.
C) No,because if one senior takes the last seat in the class,it means a paying student will not have the opportunity to take it.
D) No,because some students will not take a free class seriously and will ultimately become less productive workers.
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