A) -0.5
B) -0.8
C) -1.6
D) -2.0
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A) More goods for the future than at point P
B) Less goods for the future than at point P
C) Less goods for the present than at point P
D) A combination of output that is less than its potential
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Multiple Choice
A) A van used by a mother to transport the family around
B) An office computer used by an accountant
C) A crane used by a building contractor
D) A camera used by a professional photographer
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True/False
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A) A
B) B
C) E
D) F
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Multiple Choice
A) Over time, people's wants tend to be stable and constant
B) As people consume more products, their wants will be reduced
C) Intangible serves, like tangible goods, may satisfy people's wants
D) People's wants do not include their basic needs
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A) A normative statement
B) An assumption
C) A loaded terminology
D) A generalization
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A) 1 and 3
B) 2 and 3
C) 3 and 4
D) 2 and 4
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Multiple Choice
A) Prices of the two products that a nation can produce
B) Maximum quantities of the two resources that a nation possesses
C) Price of the products on the vertical axis, and quantities on the horizontal
D) Quantities of the two products that a nation can produce
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Multiple Choice
A) The nation cannot produce combination G even if the nation gets additional resources
B) The nation can currently produce combination G if the nation specializes and trades with another nation
C) The nation may not be able to produce combination G, but it can consume that combination if it specializes and trades
D) The nation would much prefer to be at combination F than at combination G
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A) The amount of labor available
B) The level of unemployment
C) The amount of the capital resources
D) The rate of technological progress
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Multiple Choice
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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Multiple Choice
A) Costs of production increase for one good, but costs decrease for the other good
B) Increases in wages and other resource costs is what the increasing opportunity costs refer to
C) Increases in the production of one good require larger and larger sacrifices of the other good
D) Increases in the production of one good make the production of that good and easier
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Multiple Choice
A) 1 steel and 80 wheat
B) 4 steel and 55 wheat
C) 30 wheat and 3 steel
D) 95 wheat and 0 steel
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Multiple Choice
A) Economics has a short history
B) The scientific method does not really apply to economics
C) People are the focus of economics, and their behavior is highly predictable
D) Controlled laboratory experiments in economics are often not feasible
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Multiple Choice
A) 0 unit of drill presses
B) 1 unit of drill presses
C) 3 units of drill presses
D) 4 units of drill presses
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A) Abstraction
B) Biases
C) The fallacy of composition
D) Confusing correlation and causation
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A) 2 units of tanks
B) 1 unit of tanks
C) 850 units of autos
D) 1800 units of autos
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) X is inversely related to Y
B) X is positively related to Y
C) X and Y are independent
D) Other variables not shown are held constant
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