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A) may or may not be free to society but are never free to individuals.
B) may or may not be free to individuals but are never free to society.
C) are produced and distributed at no cost to society.
D) are usually items nobody wants.
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A) resource scarcity and the necessity of choice.
B) purposeful behavior.
C) marginal costs that exceed marginal benefits.
D) the trade-off problem that exists between competing goals.
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A) all five data sets.
B) in none of the data sets.
C) in data sets 1,2,and 3 only.
D) in data sets 1,2,and 5 only.
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A) derived by induction.
B) derived by deduction.
C) subjective and is based on a value judgment.
D) objective and is based on facts.
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A) the principle of increasing opportunity costs is relevant.
B) society's resources are limited.
C) the opportunity cost of producing each product is constant.
D) resources are perfectly shiftable between alternative uses.
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A) Option A
B) Option B
C) Option C
D) Option D
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A) the entire economy.
B) governmental units.
C) the operation of specific product and resource markets.
D) individual firms.
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A) is an example of irrational behavior.
B) implies that electronic media sources are displacing print sources for many consumers.
C) contradicts the economic perspective.
D) implies that,for most people,the marginal benefit of reading a second newspaper is less than the marginal cost.
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A) persists only because countries have failed to achieve continuous full employment.
B) persists because economic wants exceed available productive resources.
C) has been solved in all industrialized nations.
D) has been eliminated in affluent societies such as the United States and Canada.
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A) the two products will sell at the same market prices.
B) economic resources are perfectly substitutable between the production of the two products.
C) the two products are equally important to consumers.
D) equal quantities of the two products will be produced at each possible point on the curve.
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A) a policy of tax reduction will increase consumption.
B) a policy of tax increases will increase consumption.
C) tax changes will have no impact on consumption.
D) after-tax income should be lowered to increase consumption.
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A) marginal cost.
B) rational outcome.
C) status fulfillment.
D) utility.
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A) Six lollipops and three candy bars.
B) Two lollipops and two candy bars.
C) Three lollipops and two candy bars.
D) One lollipop and three candy bars.
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A) any economy "can have its cake and eat it too."
B) to produce more of one product we must do with less of another.
C) the principle of increasing opportunity costs applies to only parts of the economy.
D) consumers buy more when prices are low than when prices are high.
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A) all five data sets.
B) data sets 1 and 3 only.
C) data sets 1,3,and 5 only.
D) data set 2 only.
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A) The economy is using its resources inefficiently.
B) Resources are perfectly shiftable among alternative uses.
C) Production technology is fixed.
D) The economy is engaging in international trade.
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A) Immigration of new workers into Japan.
B) Advancements in technology that make labor more productive.
C) Reduced employment of capital because fewer workers are available to use it.
D) Greater consumption of goods imported from other countries.
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A) irrational behavior by individuals and institutions.
B) a comparison of marginal benefits and marginal costs in decision making.
C) short-term but not long-term thinking.
D) rejection of the scientific method.
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A) positive statements are always followed by normative judgments.
B) positive statements can never be proven true or false.
C) if one acts on one's expectations,those expectations will always be fulfilled.
D) cause and effect can be determined merely by observing the sequence of events.
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