A) Ample regulation of business by the government will maximize the public's best interests.
B) The market system works best when resources are free to move from one use to another.
C) The problem of scarcity can best be overcome in a system of mixed capitalism.
D) Self-interest in a market system will automatically promote the public interest as well.
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A) revenues they receive for their products.
B) costs they incur for resources.
C) incomes they earn for their resources.
D) goods and services they get in the product markets.
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A) firms produce a wide range of products.
B) producers consume little or none of the products they produce.
C) producers consume most of the output that they produce.
D) consumers have to produce most of what they consume.Difficulty: 01 Easy
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A) public ownership of all capital
B) central planning
C) minimal government intervention
D) a circular flow of goods, resources, and money
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A) private ownership of property resources
B) competition among buyers and sellers pursuing monetary returns
C) the widespread use of money
D) freedom of enterprise and choice
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A) profit-sharing agreements.
B) wage contracts.
C) the Social Security program.
D) paid vacation leaves.
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A) It enables individuals to obtain, use, and dispose of land and capital resources as they see fit.
B) It encourages investment and innovation, and thus fosters economic growth.
C) It extends to intangibles such as pieces of music and computer programs.
D) It weakens the incentive to maintain the property that one already owns.
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A) is a characteristic that is common to most economic systems.
B) in a market system means that entrepreneurs can obtain and use economic resources without any legal restraint.
C) allows businesses, within broad limits, to choose what goods to produce.
D) refers primarily to the right of consumers to purchase what they want.
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A) Which products will be in scarce supply and which in excess supply?
B) Who should appoint the head of the central bank?
C) How much should society save?
D) What goods and services will be produced?
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A) such choices will result in full employment of available resources.
B) to do so will maximize the firms' profits.
C) this will prevent new firms from entering the industry.
D) "dollar voting" by consumers mandates such a choice.
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A) labor markets are geographically segmented.
B) unskilled workers outnumber skilled workers.
C) workers specialize in various production tasks.
D) each worker performs a large number of tasks.
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A) only in market systems.
B) only in command systems.
C) in both market systems and command systems.
D) in neither market systems nor command systems, only in laissez-faire capitalism.
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A) resources to be diverted away from that industry.
B) firms in that industry to produce less output.
C) firms to enter that industry, thus expanding it.
D) consumers to buy less from that industry.
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A) firm owners and employees share business risk more or less equally.
B) a firm's employees and suppliers are largely shielded from risk, relative to business owners.
C) employees and suppliers face the greatest risks, because firms can shut down without notice and leave them unpaid.
D) a firm's owners are largely shielded from risk because they can walk away from the business at any time.
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