A) majority rule
B) market price
C) contest
D) personal characteristics
E) command
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A) a society should make the poorest as well off as possible.
B) the results and the rules should both be fair.
C) it's not fair if the rules aren't fair.
D) private property can be transferred under government order.
E) only a first-come, first-served system of allocating resources is fair.
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A) guide economic activity.
B) set prices.
C) leave prices and output decisions to the competitive market.
D) regulate all production decisions, but not price decisions.
E) make sure that a command system is used to allocate resources.
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A) only ii
B) only i
C) only iii
D) i and ii
E) i and iii
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A) increases; decreases
B) decreases; increases
C) decreases; decreases
D) increases; increases
E) does not change; does not change
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A) consumer surplus from that scooter is $200.
B) consumer surplus from that scooter is $50.
C) marginal benefit from that scooter is $100.
D) consumer surplus from that scooter is $150.
E) consumer surplus from that scooter is $250.
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A) $12.
B) $10.
C) minimized.
D) $240.
E) $480.
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A) $2.50
B) $7.50
C) $10.00
D) $12.50
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) producing the goods and services most highly valued.
B) using the least amount of labor to produce output.
C) producing the maximum possible amount of output.
D) obtaining the least output with the most inputs.
E) producing at any point on the PPF.
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A) the economy be producing on the PPF but the marginal cost of a good does not need to equal its marginal benefit.
B) the economy be producing on the PPF and that the marginal cost of a good equals its marginal benefit.
C) the marginal cost of a good equals its marginal benefit but the economy does not need to be producing on its PPF.
D) the society be producing at the point of allocative efficiency.
E) opportunity costs be minimized.
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A) If he sells it for a $100, his producer surplus is $25.
B) His marginal cost is equal to $75.
C) The marginal benefit to the consumer from the chair will be $75.
D) Both answers A and B are correct.
E) Both answers B and C are correct.
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A) producer surplus.
B) equilibrium.
C) marginal cost.
D) total surplus.
E) consumer surplus.
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A) market price.
B) first-come, first-served.
C) sharing equally.
D) force.
E) personal characteristics.
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A) exceeds; too little
B) exceeds; too much
C) is below; too much
D) is below; too little
E) equals; the efficient quantity of
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A) ii and iii
B) i and ii
C) i and iv
D) i, ii, iii, and iv
E) ii only
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A) first-come, first-served
B) market price
C) contest
D) majority rule
E) command
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A) no benefit from the sale.
B) a loss.
C) some producer surplus from the sale.
D) some negative consumer surplus from the sale.
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) the price we pay for a good.
B) the cost of resources used to produce a good.
C) objective so that it is determined by market forces, not preferences.
D) the marginal benefit we get from consuming another unit of a good or service.
E) the difference between the price paid for a good and the marginal cost of producing that unit of the good.
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