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A. Average
B. Aggregate
C. Disaggregate
D. Congregate
A. Correlation
B. Comparison
C. Causation
D. Association
A. Constant
B. Variable
C. Fixed
D. Static
A. Causation
B. Correlation
C. Association
D. Comparison
A. Shortage
B. Abundance
C. Scarcity
D. Poverty
A. Statistics
B. Economics
C. Physics
D. Commerce
A. Law
B. Hypothesis
C. Theory
D. Deduction
A. Assumed
B. Correct
C. Incorrect
D. Exact
A. Law
B. Proposition
C. Theory
D. Deduction
A. Microeconomics
B. Macroeconomics
C. Mini Economics
D. None of these
A. Contestable
B. Non-contestable
C. Disputale
D. None of above
A. Positive
B. Negative
C. Interrogative
D. Imperative
A. Input
B. Output
C. Both of these
D. None of these
A. Scarcity
B. Abundance
C. Efficiency
D. Bads
A. Real world
B. Virtual world
C. Movie
D. None of above
A. Causation
B. Demand
C. Surplus
D. Scarcity
A. Because our wants are limited, they create a surplus of resources.
B. Because our wants are unlimited, they exceed the limited resources available.
C. Because our wants are limited, they are satisfied by limited resources.
D. Because our wants are unlimited, they try to make resources unlimited as well.
A. Creativity
B. Selfishness
C. Greed
D. Self-interest
A. Benefits; selflessness
B. Selfishness; unselfishness
C. Benefits; costs
D. Self-interest; selflessness
A. An expected outcome
B. Few expectations
C. Probable disappointments
D. A selfish motive
A. More complicated versions
B. More simplified versions
C. Accurate depictions
D. Elaborated depictions
A. It argues how people should behave.
B. It analyzes how people have behaved.
C. It predicts how people will behave.
D. It records how people are behaving.
A. Studying one person
B. Studying 5 people
C. Studying 50 people
D. Studying 1,000 people
A. Scarcity
B. Normative statements
C. Fallacy of composition
D. Ceteris paribus
A. Causation
B. Correlation
C. Ceteris paribus
D. Aggregate
A. Causation
B. Correlation
C. Ceteris paribus
D. Aggregate
A. They rarely agree on important issues.
B. They try always to be objective.
C. They often make value judgments.
D. They believe most people are greedy.
A. Hypothesis
B. Positive statement
C. Normative statement
D. Theory
A. Fee quota
B. Boycott
C. Tariff
D. Sales tax
A. A positive statement
B. A negative statement
C. A normative statement
D. An opinion statement
A. True
B. False
A. Marginal social benefit exceeds marginal social cost; price
B. price; marginal cost equals marginal revenue
C. price; number of units of output sold
D. Making a positive economic profit; enter
A. The equilibrium price and quantity both increase
B. Relative prices change constantly to reflect changes in supply and demand
C. The equilibrium price will increase, but the effect on the equilibrium quantity will be ambiguous
D. The quantity of soft drinks demanded decreases and the supply of soft drinks decreases
E. The equilibrium price stays the same and the equilibrium quantity rises
A. Subsidy
B. Production quota
C. Price floor
D. Price ceiling
A. How
B. What
C. For whom
D. Why
A. What should be; what is
B. Fiction; fact
C. Microeconomics; macroeconomics
D. Negative aspects; positive aspects
A. Labor market
B. Financial capital market
C. Goods and services market
D. Savings market
A. Financial investment market
B. Financial capital market
C. Labor market
D. Savings market
A. Ntermodal
B. Transportation
C. CRM
D. The supply chain
E. Containerization
F. Shipping
A. Seller; large.
B. Seller; small.
C. Buyer; large
A. Most
B. Least
C. none o fthese
D. Both of these
A. The number of buyers
B. Buyers' expectations
C. The price of the good
D. The price of other related goods
A. increases; decreases
B. decreases; decreases
C. increases; does not change
D. increases; increases
E. Does not change; does not change
A. An increase in productivity will
B. Increase aggregate demand.
C. Increase aggregate supply.
D. Increase aggregate supply and aggregate demand.
E. Decrease aggregate supply and aggregate demand
A. Higure
B. Nonmaterial culture
C. Material culture
D. Low cultur
A. Monopoly
B. Oligopoly.
C. Imperfect competition.
D. Perfect competition
A. Price; marginal cost
B. Rival and excludable
C. A camera; a concert in the park
A. Nonexcludable and rival; nonexcludable and nonrival
B. A camera; a concert in a public park
C. A seat on a bus at rush hour; national defense
D. Excludable and rival; excludable and nonrival
E. A car; a freeway; oxygen in the atmosphere
A. Social insurance; income
B. Means-tested; age
C. Means-tested; income
D. Social insurance; need
A. How something will be produced; when something will be produced
B. When something will be produced; why something will be produced
C. Why something will be produced; what will be produced
D. What will be produced; how something will be produced