A) any economy "can have its cake and eat it too."
B) to produce more of one product, we must do with less of another.
C) the principle of increasing opportunity costs applies to only parts of the economy.
D) consumers buy more when prices are low than when prices are high.
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A) the fallacy of composition.
B) biases.
C) confusing correlation and causation.
D) the use of loaded terminology.
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A) most decisions involve changes from the present situation.
B) marginal benefits always exceed marginal costs.
C) marginal costs always exceed marginal benefits.
D) much economic behavior is irrational.
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A) income is $100, then saving is $20.
B) income is 0.20, then saving is zero.
C) income increases by $100, then saving will rise by $20.
D) saving rises by $100, then income will rise by $20.
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A) There is no regular or dependable relationship between business investment and the interest rate.
B) The amount of business investment is unaffected by changes in the interest rate.
C) Investment spending by businesses varies inversely with the interest rate.
D) Investment spending by businesses varies directly with the interest rate.
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A) should not change its production, because it cannot improve its allocation by shifting resources.
B) can improve its allocation by lowering the unemployment rate.
C) can improve its allocation by producing more of one good and less of the other.
D) can improve its allocation by producing more of both goods.
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A) some goal that is desirable to society.
B) what should be.
C) what is.
D) the formulation of economic policy.
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A) the economy will always be at full employment.
B) more of one product can be produced without producing less of the other product.
C) the production possibilities curve would be a straight line.
D) the two products are of equal value to the economy.
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A) one measured on the vertical axis, in the convention of mathematics.
B) one whose value is assumed constant.
C) effect or outcome.
D) cause or source variable.
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A) is based on the law of averages.
B) applies only to microeconomics.
C) applies only to macroeconomics.
D) is based on value judgments.
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A) Is the volume of wine produced in one year dependent upon the price of wine?
B) Does government spending influence interest rates in the economy?
C) Is the purchasing power of the dollar higher or lower today than it was in 2008?
D) Which economic system is better for consumers and firms?
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A) the production possibilities curves of such nations are more bowed out from the origin.
B) the production possibilities curves of such nations have shifted inward.
C) the production possibilities curves of such nations have shifted outward.
D) these nations are operating at some point outside of their production possibilities curves.
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A) zero.
B) one.
C) infinite.
D) one-half.
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A) the associated statement is normative.
B) many variables affect the variable under consideration.
C) a number of relevant variables are assumed to be constant.
D) when variable X increases, so does related variable Y.
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A) a pair of stockings
B) a construction crane
C) a savings account
D) a share of IBM stock
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