A) Few economic models incorporate assumptions.
B) Different economic models employ different sets of assumptions.
C) Good economic models attempt to mimic reality as closely as possible.
D) Economic models, to be accepted, must be tested by conducting experiments.
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A) production possibilities frontier.
B) circular-flow diagram.
C) demand and supply diagram.
D) comparative advantage model.
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A) a shift in demand.
B) a movement along the demand curve.
C) a shift in supply.
D) a movement along the supply curve.
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A) the respondents were almost equally divided on the propositions.
B) the respondents favored the propositions by a slight margin.
C) the respondents disagreed with the propositions by a slight margin.
D) there was overwhelming endorsement of the propositions among the respondents.
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A) 400 dozen cookies
B) 300 dozen cookies
C) 200 dozen cookies
D) 200 pounds of coffee
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A) revenue
B) land, labor, and capital
C) factors of production
D) profit
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A) descriptive.
B) prescriptive.
C) claims about how the world is.
D) made by economists speaking as scientists.
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A) valuable to economists because they allow economists to see how the science of economics has evolved.
B) valuable to economists because they allow economists to evaluate economic theories.
C) not of concern to economists because economics is about predicting the future, not dwelling on the past.
D) not of concern to economists because the exact circumstances of historical episodes are unlikely to be observed again.
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True/False
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A) 0 computers.
B) 6 computers.
C) 10 computers.
D) 12 computers.
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A) less than 0.
B) between zero and 1.
C) between one and infinity.
D) undefined.
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A) The opportunity cost of a dozen cookies does not depend on how many pounds of coffee are being produced.
B) The opportunity cost of a dozen cookies increases as more cookies are produced.
C) The opportunity cost of a dozen cookies decreases as more cookies are produced.
D) The opportunity cost of a pound of coffee decreases as more coffee is produced.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) produce inside its production possibilities frontier.
B) produce on its production possibilities frontier.
C) produce outside its production possibilities frontier.
D) experience an inward shift of its production possibilities frontier.
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A) has no effect on the rental income of landlords.
B) allows the market for housing to work more efficiently.
C) adversely affects the availability and quality of housing.
D) is a very inexpensive way to help the most needy members of society.
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A) Tariffs and import quotas usually reduce general economic welfare.
B) A large federal budget deficit has an adverse effect on the economy.
C) Minimum wage increases unemployment among young and unskilled workers.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) 0 notepads.
B) 10 notepads.
C) 50 notepads.
D) None of the above; the economy cannot move from point W to point Z.
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A) the effect of foreign direct investment on economic growth
B) the effect of a sales tax on the cigarette industry
C) the effect of an investment tax credit on the economy's capital stock
D) the effect of a war on government spending
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A) sound logic.
B) reverse causality.
C) omitted variables.
D) bias.
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