A) Transfer command over resources from the private sector to the public sector.
B) Increase the purchasing power of the private sector.
C) Increase private saving.
D) Correct inequities in the distribution of goods and services.
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A) Reducing inflation and encouraging the equitable distribution of income.
B) Reducing employment and encouraging economic growth.
C) Regulating monopolies and encouraging the equitable distribution of output.
D) Reducing inflation and encouraging economic growth.
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A) An industry that is dominated by a single firm.
B) An industry in which one firm can achieve economies of scale over the entire range of market supply.
C) An unregulated monopoly.
D) A monopoly that always benefits society even when it is unregulated.
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A) Market failure.
B) Government failure.
C) External cost.
D) Public cost.
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A) Operational inefficiency by the public sector only.
B) Misallocation of resources only.
C) Accurate valuations of benefits but inaccurate valuations of costs.
D) Outright waste of resources by the public sector or misallocation of resources.
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A) Local income taxes.
B) Sales tax.
C) Property taxes.
D) Excise taxes.
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A) Market power.
B) Inequity.
C) Macro failure.
D) Restricted supply.
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A) Producers want to purchase.
B) Consumers demand.
C) Consumers need the most.
D) Optimize producer utility.
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A) Regressive.
B) Progressive.
C) Proportional.
D) A flat tax.
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A) Leads the economy to a point outside the production possibilities curve.
B) Leads the economy to the wrong mix of output.
C) Causes shortages or surpluses in the market.
D) Causes government failure.
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A) Examines why the public rejects so many bond referendums.
B) Emphasizes the self-interest of decision makers and voters.
C) Examines how a policy of laissez faire works to allocate resources.
D) Explains the selfless pursuit of public goals by public servants.
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A) Producers experience lower costs than society.
B) Producers experience higher costs than society.
C) The government is not able to produce these goods.
D) Producers cannot keep these goods from consumers who do not pay, so they have to produce greater amounts.
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A) There is substantial agreement about how and when markets fail.
B) There is substantial agreement about whether government improves market outcomes.
C) Voters are quick to blame government meddling for many economic woes.
D) Ideally, the market mechanism will lead an economy to the optimal mix of output.
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A) Move us along the perimeter of the production possibilities curve.
B) Move us to a point above the production possibilities curve.
C) Move us from a point below the production possibilities curve to a point on the production possibilities curve.
D) Have no effect on our position on the production possibilities curve.
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