A) A lack of competition in some markets.
B) Prices determined in competitive markets, which consumers, as individuals, have no control over.
C) The presence of externalities in some markets.
D) A lack of public goods desired by a majority of citizens.
E) Income inequality.
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A) smoke; with food service
B) third parties; for food service
C) externalities; with public goods
D) third parties; externality
E) non-smokers; for food service
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A) believes that the market will not achieve an equilibrium price.
B) wants to provide 'essential service'.
C) wants to spend money.
D) wants producers to increase the supply.
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A) a shortage of the product will develop.
B) producers will stop supplying the product.
C) some rationing device must then be instituted.
D) a surplus of the product will develop.
E) there will be an excess demand for the product.
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A) is harmed by another's actions.
B) is subject to a negative externality.
C) receives benefits from someone else's action but does not pay for them.
D) pays less than the full value for a product.
E) won the lottery.
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A) must be provided only to certain groups.
B) must be distributed to all citizens in equal shares.
C) excludes free riders.
D) is not exclusive.
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A) The demand curve will shift to the left.
B) The quantity demanded will exceed the quantity supplied.
C) The quantity supplied will exceed the quantity demanded.
D) There will be a surplus.
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A) The quantity supplied will be greater than quantity demanded.
B) There will be a shortage.
C) There will be a surplus.
D) The quantity supplied will be equal to quantity demanded.
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A) less waiting times.
B) more goods on offer.
C) lower quality of the good.
D) higher quality of the good.
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A) the rich; the poor
B) third parties; market participants
C) victims; criminals
D) public goods; private goods
E) residents; visitors
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A) Create private property rights.
B) Levy pollution taxes.
C) Create obligatory controls.
D) Reward the production of the products through subsidies.
E) Establish strict limits on the amount of pollution allowed.
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A) It is scarce.
B) It is not diminished in amount as additional people consume the product.
C) Its benefits cannot be withheld from anyone.
D) It is free.
E) It yields widespread benefits.
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A) Potatoes.
B) Government building.
C) Lighthouse.
D) Commercial TV.
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A) B and D.
B) unintended.
C) short-lived.
D) outside of decisions.
E) outside of marketplace.
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A) assure buyers that goods won't be cheaper tomorrow.
B) see that production levels don't fall too low.
C) guarantee there will be enough food for everyone.
D) combat excess demand in the market.
E) assure sellers of a minimum price for their goods.
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A) it costs too much.
B) the value to the neighbourhood exceeds the cost of repair.
C) others who use the street will be free riders.
D) they do not trust the government.
E) there are negative externalities associated with the repair.
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A) rise.
B) fall.
C) remain unchanged.
D) react unpredictably.
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A) it cost too much to produce.
B) consumers are likely to be free riders.
C) it is provided by government anyway.
D) it takes a long time to change the production.
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A) $0.
B) more than $0 but less than $2,000.
C) $2,000.
D) more than $2,000 but finite.
E) infinite.
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A) increase in demand and an increase in supply.
B) decrease in demand and a decrease in quantity supplied.
C) increase in quantity demanded and an increase in quantity supplied.
D) decrease in supply and a decrease in quantity demanded.
E) increase in supply and an increase in quantity demanded.
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