A) the purchase of an industrial development bond
B) the purchase of company stock by a worker
C) a student working as a waiter to pay for college
D) a laid-off stockbroker who is taking nursing courses
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A) $10.00.
B) $500.
C) $5,000.
D) $1,010.
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A) $6
B) $36
C) $54
D) $324
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A) the product price is less than MRP,the firm is using too little of the input.
B) the price of an input rises,the quantity demanded of the input will increase.
C) MRP is greater than product price,the firm should reduce the use of the input.
D) price of the input equals MRP,the firm is maximizing profit.
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A) risen as the demand for skilled labor has increased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
B) risen as the demand for skilled labor has decreased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
C) fallen as the demand for skilled labor has increased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
D) fallen as the demand for skilled labor has decreased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
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A) a downward movement along the demand for labor curve.
B) a rightward shift in the demand for labor curve.
C) a leftward shift in the demand for labor curve.
D) an upward movement along the demand for labor curve.
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A) $50 per day.
B) $150 per day.
C) $200 per day.
D) $300 per day.
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A) increase the price of automobiles.
B) increase the quantity supplied of automobiles.
C) decrease the demand for automobile workers.
D) increase the demand for automobile workers.
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A) $3
B) $200
C) $600
D) $4,000
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A) relatively high.
B) relatively low.
C) determined solely by factors that affect demand.
D) determined outside the domain of economic theory.
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A) a decrease in demand for the resources used to produce the good.
B) an increase in demand for the resources used to produce the good.
C) firms to expand production of the good.
D) an increase in the supply of resources used to produce the good.
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A) overhead expenditures.
B) investments in human capital.
C) sunk expenditures.
D) social capital.
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A) value marginal product of labor multiplied by the price of the good produced.
B) total output of labor divided by the quantity of labor used.
C) additional output resulting from employing one additional unit of labor.
D) same as the marginal revenue product of labor in price-taker markets.
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A) No,because the MRP of the fifth worker is less than $500 per week.
B) No,because the MRP of the fifth worker is more than $500 per week.
C) Yes,because the MRP of the fifth worker is less than $500 per week.
D) Yes,because the MRP of the fifth worker is more than $500 per week.
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A) increases because the prices of other resources have also decreased.
B) decreases because the prices of other resources have also decreased.
C) increases because the prices of other resources have increased.
D) decreases because the prices of other resources are held constant.
E) remains constant because the prices of other resources also increase.
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A) less elastic than in the long run.
B) more elastic than in the long run.
C) equally elastic as the supply of the resource in the long run.
D) inversely related to the elasticity of demand for the product that the resource helps produce.
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A) increase and the demand for and prices of the resources used to produce the product to rise.
B) decrease and both the demand for and prices of the resources used to produce the product to fall.
C) decline;the demand for the resources used to produce the product will remain constant.
D) increase;the price of resources used to produce the product will rise if their supply is elastic but fall if supply is inelastic.
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A) inelastic as well.
B) basically elastic.
C) of unitary elasticity.
D) the inverse of the elasticity coefficient of the product.
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A) both the demand for and prices of the resources used to produce the product to decline.
B) both the demand for and prices of the resources used to produce the product to increase.
C) the demand for the resources used to produce the product to increase and their prices to decline.
D) the demand for the resources used to produce the product to decline and their prices to increase.
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A) wages for nurses will go up as hospitals try to fill these positions.
B) wages for nurses will go down because of the increased competition between hospitals.
C) the return on the human capital investment of current nursing majors will decline.
D) wages for nurses currently practicing will increase,but new nurses will experience lower wages in the future.
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