A) the idea that correlation need not imply causation
B) the erroneous view that an economic activity can sometimes exceed the sum of its components
C) the view that the aggregation of economic activity will necessarily lead to an outcome that is different from the outcome generated by each individual in the group
D) the erroneous view that what is True for the individual will also be True for the group
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A) when the marginal benefit received from consuming peanuts with beer just equals $5
B) when the marginal cost of an additional beer is less than $5
C) when the marginal benefit of an additional beer equals zero
D) when the marginal benefit of an additional beer falls below $5
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A) 8 points on the history exam
B) 14 points on the history exam
C) 15 points on the history exam
D) 17 points on the history exam
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A) the price paid for the opportunity to buy stock in an initial public offering
B) the finder's fee paid to a job placement agency for locating employment for workers
C) the dollar price paid for a good
D) the value of the best forgone alternative
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A) Sergei has a comparative advantage in tailoring clothes.
B) The opportunity cost to him of making his own clothes is very low because it takes away from his lucrative hockey career.
C) The opportunity cost to him of making his own clothes is very high because it takes away from his lucrative hockey career.
D) Sergei does not face an opportunity cost in this situation since he is good at both activities.
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A) The opportunity cost of attending college is likely greater for Danny than for Jamie.
B) The opportunity cost is miniscule for both since college graduates are paid much higher than high school graduates on average.
C) The opportunity cost of attending college is the same for both since they are enrolled at the same academic institution.
D) The opportunity cost of attending college is likely greater for Jamie than for Danny.
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A) cash
B) labour
C) land
D) entrepreneurship
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A) They increase benefits or reduce costs.
B) They increase benefits and increase costs
C) They decrease benefits or increase costs.
D) They include both cash subsidies and taxes.
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A) how firms choose output to maximize profits
B) how consumers maximize utility subject to a budget constraint
C) how wages are determined in the labour market
D) how national income is calculated
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A) They always lower the price.
B) They efficiently allocate resources.
C) They always benefit those that the price is trying to help.
D) They distort market prices.
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A) an increase in the price of food
B) a decrease in the production of DVD players by a consumer electronics company
C) a decrease in the unemployment rate
D) an increase in the wage rate paid to automobile workers
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A) upper left
B) lower right
C) lower left
D) upper right
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True/False
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A) It is a "positive" science, whereas macroeconomics is a "normative" science.
B) It provides an overall view of the economy and how it functions.
C) It explores the behaviour of individual consumers and firms when confronted with scarcity.
D) It examines the aggregate behaviour of consumers and firms when confronted with scarcity.
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A) People who are motivated primarily by patriotism.
B) People who would serve for no pay.
C) People who are motivated exclusively by money.
D) People who have lower valued opportunities available.
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A) It is the same for everyone who undertakes the action.
B) It is the difference between the benefits that result and the expenses incurred as a result of the action.
C) It is the value of the best forgone alternative.
D) It is the same as the expected benefit of the action.
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