A) an examination of the incomes of professional athletes
B) an empirical investigation of the general price level and unemployment rates since 1990
C) a study of the trend of pecan prices since the Second World War
D) a case study of pricing and production in the textbook industry
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A) civilian goods to decrease.
B) both civilian goods and defense goods to decrease.
C) defense goods to decrease.
D) defense goods to increase.
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A) where MB = MC.
B) at every point along a production possibilities curve.
C) where the marginal benefit is at its greatest.
D) where the marginal cost is at its lowest.
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A) a change in y = -2 coupled with a change in x = -4
B) a change in y = 2 coupled with a change in x = 0
C) a change in y =
D) a change in y = 6 coupled with a change in x =
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A) opportunity cost estimation.
B) the scientific method.
C) marginal analysis.
D) normative analysis.
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A) an upsloping straight line.
B) a downsloping straight line.
C) bowed out from the origin.
D) bowed in toward the origin.
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A) to make routine pricing decisions
B) to innovate
C) to assume the risk of economic losses
D) to make strategic business decisions
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A) six lollipops and three candy bars
B) two lollipops and two candy bars
C) three lollipops and two candy bars
D) one lollipop and three candy bars
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A) is derived by induction.
B) is derived by deduction.
C) focuses on the best course of action and is based on value judgments.
D) focuses on facts, descriptions, and theoretical relationships.
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A) experienced an outward shift of its production possibilities curve.
B) experienced an inward shift of its production possibilities curve.
C) moved from one point to another along its existing production possibilities curve.
D) went to a point inside its production possibilities curve.
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A) produce a combination of goods that is beyond (or outside) its production possibilities.
B) consume a combination of goods that is beyond (or outside) its production possibilities.
C) have an upward-sloping production possibilities curve.
D) consume a lot of goods without having to produce any output.
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A) marginal cost of more insurance coverage is negative.
B) marginal benefit of more insurance coverage is greater than zero.
C) marginal benefit of more insurance coverage is greater than the marginal cost.
D) marginal cost of more insurance coverage is equal to the payment for the extra coverage.
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A) people are greedy.
B) productive resources are limited.
C) human beings are inherently insecure.
D) people are irrational.
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A) increase in the value of one variable causes the value of the other to decrease.
B) decrease in the value of one variable causes the value of the other to decrease.
C) decrease in the value of one variable causes the value of the other to increase.
D) increase in the value of one variable causes no change in the other variable.
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A) the ice cream that kids buy at the ice cream parlor
B) the HD-TV sets in people's homes
C) the land that is designated as national parks by the government
D) shoppers buying stuff at the mall
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A) cause its production possibilities curve to shift outward.
B) cause its production possibilities curve to shift inward.
C) increase the slope of its production possibilities curve.
D) decrease the slope of its production possibilities curve.
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A) It would shift the curve to the right.
B) It would shift the curve to the left.
C) It would not shift the curve; it would be represented by a movement from a point inside the curve toward a point on the curve.
D) It would not shift the curve; it would be represented by a movement from a point on the curve to a point outside the curve.
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