A) disinflation.
B) deflation.
C) contra inflation.
D) overproduction.
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A) By taking advantage of a vast supply of labor, people working in their own self-interest could hire others at very low wages.
B) In order to earn money and produce goods that improve lives, self-directed gain would provide jobs, and subsequently wages for others.
C) The government pays entrepreneurs in the U.S. to produce goods, services, and wealth for others.
D) Entrepreneurs tend to include themselves in a group of people who need charitable support. A portion of the entrepreneur's profit (as required by law) goes to the charity of one's choice to support the less fortunate.
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A) government has a natural tendency to run deficits that would eventually bankrupt a nation.
B) significant population growth would result in shortages of food and resources.
C) owners of businesses would deliberately exploit their employees in an attempt to earn greater profits, and this would ultimately lead to a worker's revolt.
D) high tax rates would eventually undermine people's incentives to work hard and create wealth.
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A) one seller that totally dominates the supply of the product.
B) a large number of small companies all producing very similar products.
C) a few large sellers who dominate the market.
D) several small firms that compete primarily by differentiating their products.
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A) businesses provide customers with quality products at fair prices.
B) businesses all make the same amount of profit.
C) all businesses do better with more government regulation.
D) the government dictates the number of competitors there are in each industry.
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A) capitalism
B) socialism
C) communism
D) a mixed economy
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A) Oligopoly
B) Monopolistic competition
C) Perfect competition
D) Microeconomic competition
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A) circular flow
B) invisible hand
C) equitable income
D) social dividend
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A) people in communist nations are tired of the strong religious teachings of the system.
B) communist businesses have grown too quickly and they cannot keep up with demand.
C) communist leaders are all militaristic.
D) food and other product shortages overwhelm citizens since the government must guess what citizens need.
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A) total profit earned by producers.
B) total amount of labor that will be employed in that market.
C) amount of time it takes to bring together the buyers and sellers of the good.
D) equilibrium price of the good.
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