A) have a longer useful life in production
B) are considered human capital
C) cannot be used to produce goods and services
D) are used up in production
E) are not a resource used in production
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A) labor,money,capital,and inputs
B) capital,land,raw materials,and entrepreneurship
C) raw materials,money,labor,and capital
D) land,capital,labor,natural resources,and entrepreneurship
E) human capital,physical capital,labor,and natural resources
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A) determining the impact of government spending on the actual level of total employment
B) determining the best level of immigration into the country
C) determining whether too many luxury goods are being produced
D) determining whether the government should reduce poverty
E) determining whether the government should alter income taxes in order to increase total employment
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Multiple Choice
A) some economic activities have an opportunity cost
B) all economic activities have an opportunity cost
C) no economic activities have an opportunity cost
D) economic activities have opportunity costs equal to their market prices
E) economic activities have opportunity costs generally lower than their market prices
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A) the value of the next best alternative that must be sacrificed
B) an issue in normative economic theory
C) the expense for the resources used plus the firm's profit
D) the out-of-pocket cost
E) the option to pay a reduced fee for the action
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A) scarce resources and unlimited wants
B) scarce wants and unlimited resources
C) cost minimization
D) how to manage a financial portfolio
E) unlimited time and unlimited potential
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A) how wages are determined in a specific labor market
B) how to use the fewest natural resources to produce public goods
C) what is happening in the economy as a whole
D) how consumers and producers interact in individual markets
E) the price and the quantity exchanged in a market
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A) $12
B) $412
C) $400
D) $388
E) $112
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Multiple Choice
A) the ability to navigate bodies of water
B) it is produced using physical capital
C) it is used up quickly in the production process
D) it is a pre-existing resource like land
E) it is associated with risk taking and innovation
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A) Economics and sociology ask fundamentally the same questions.
B) Economics and sociology use the same tools to analyze issues.
C) Both are social sciences.
D) What and how economists study is very similar to what and how sociologists study.
E) Explaining something about society is only a secondary purpose in both areas.
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A) waste of time
B) normative subject
C) microeconomic topic
D) topic in political science
E) macroeconomic topic
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A) philosophical inquiry
B) set of numbers that describe a firm (e.g. ,profits and assets)
C) abstract representation of reality
D) concrete representation of reality
E) ideal to which economic entities are compared
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) the minimum wage is too low
B) technology is improving too quickly
C) time and funds are scarce
D) government cutbacks are widespread,except possibly among society's most affluent households
E) welfare gives individuals an incentive to stay at home
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Multiple Choice
A) $35
B) $55
C) $30
D) $65
E) $85
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Multiple Choice
A) how inflation changes over time for several countries
B) how money supply aggregates are measured
C) economic growth in less-developed countries in Africa
D) the relationship between aggregate income and aggregate personal consumption
E) why wages for females are lower than for males in a particular labor market
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Multiple Choice
A) a general rise in interest rates
B) a drop in inflation
C) an increase in total production in the United States
D) a drop in the nation's unemployment rate
E) an increase in the price of the Ford Taurus
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Multiple Choice
A) neither a normative nor a positive statement
B) both a positive and a normative statement
C) strictly a macroeconomic issue
D) a positive statement
E) a normative statement
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Multiple Choice
A) a drop in the price of personal computers
B) an individual household's decision on how to allocate its spending power
C) a rise in employment in movie theaters across the nation
D) total output in the nation
E) a local bank's increase in the interest rate offered on savings deposits
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A) an abstraction
B) a positive statement
C) a normative statement
D) a philosophical conundrum
E) the basis of an assumption
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