A) labor
B) entrepreneurship
C) capital
D) land
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A) Economic profits can properly be regarded as the salaries received by the hired managers of corporations.
B) Economic rent is a price paid for productive land resources whose supply is perfectly inelastic.
C) Economic profits would be nonexistent in a dynamic, purely competitive economy.
D) Economic, or pure, profit is the minimum return that entrepreneurs must receive to continue in a particular line of production.
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A) The firms tend to do well in some aspects of their operations, but other aspects are neglected.
B) The firms cannot achieve a very high overall efficiency.
C) The firms pay close attention to every aspect of their operations.
D) The firms' suppliers and customers are often left behind.
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A) interest rates are higher if lenders are imperfectly, rather than purely, competitive.
B) the interest rate is less on small loans than on larger loans.
C) long-term loans normally command higher interest rates than short-term loans.
D) the greater the risk on a loan, the greater the interest rate.
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A) allocate funds from low-productivity to high-productivity investments.
B) establish a legal ceiling on interest rates.
C) make more funds available to low-income borrowers.
D) create a surplus of loanable funds.
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A) increase the interest rate and the quantity of funds loaned.
B) decrease the interest rate and the quantity of funds loaned.
C) increase the interest rate, but the quantity of funds loaned may either increase or decrease.
D) decrease the interest rate, but the quantity of funds loaned may either increase or decrease.
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A) Interest rates typically reflect the risk involved in extending a loan.
B) Interest rates are affected by households' spending decisions.
C) The equilibrium interest rate is determined by the intersection of the supply and demand schedules for loanable funds.
D) The supply of loanable funds is independent of the rate of interest.
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A) subtracting the pure interest rate from the nominal interest rate.
B) dividing the nominal interest rate by the consumer price index.
C) subtracting the nominal interest rate from the rate of inflation.
D) subtracting the rate of inflation from the nominal interest rate.
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A) rise by 9 percentage points.
B) rise by 3 percentage points.
C) fall by 3 percentage points.
D) rise by 6 percentage points.
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A) are identical to accounting profits.
B) must be earned by every firm that continues to produce in the long run.
C) serve no useful economic purpose and should never occur in a competitive economy.
D) serve in the short run as an incentive to guide production decisions, but indicate the existence of barriers to entry in the long run.
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A) 20 percent.
B) 40 percent.
C) 50 percent.
D) 75 percent.
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A) accept insurable risk.
B) accept uninsurable risk.
C) sacrifice their present consumption.
D) sacrifice their future consumption.
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A) federal funds rate.
B) maximum interest rate at which loans can be made.
C) spread between the prime rate of interest and credit card rates.
D) interest paid on 90-day Treasury bills and 30-year bonds of the U.S.government.
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A) borrowers pay to lenders in their own family or circle of close friends.
B) serves solely as payment to lenders for giving up current use of their funds.
C) is the difference between the actual rate and the theoretical rate.
D) measures the compensation to lenders for taking on the risks involved.
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A) demand for the resource increases.
B) price of the resource decreases.
C) demand for the resource decreases.
D) supply curve shifts to the right.
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A) changes in consumer tastes
B) changes in government policies
C) economic recession
D) accidents to employees
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A) Adam Smith.
B) John Maynard Keynes.
C) Henry George.
D) Milton Friedman.
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