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A) If the money supply falls, interest rates will rise.
B) Teenage unemployment would be lower if there were no minimum wage.
C) The quantity of shirts sold increases as the price of shirts decreases.
D) The federal government's total spending should be reduced.
E) If interest rates go up, then construction activity will fall.
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A) microeconomics
B) macroeconomics
C) positive economics
D) normative economics
E) disequilibrium economics
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A) is a hypothesis used to test economic theory
B) is a statement of fact
C) is a statement of what ought to be, not what is
D) indicates what will occur if certain assumptions are true
E) enables economists to test hypotheses
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A) expresses normative values
B) invents imaginative and interesting stories
C) predicts the behavior of a specific economic decision maker after an economic change
D) predicts the average behavior of a group of similar economic decision makers after an economic change
E) uses only perfect and complete information
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A) define variables; state assumptions; form a hypothesis; test
B) state assumptions; define variables; form a hypothesis; test
C) identify variables; state assumptions; test; form a hypothesis
D) identify variables; form "other things equal" assumptions; form behavioral assumptions; test
E) form "other things equal" assumptions; form behavioral assumptions; form hypothesis; test
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A) is desirable
B) uses resources to satisfy wants
C) is physical and tangible
D) is abundant and free
E) is a resource
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A) means that in some cities there are not enough jobs
B) could be solved if the unemployment rate fell
C) is that there are not enough resources to satisfy people's unlimited wants
D) is that resources are used inefficiently
E) can be solved by lowering taxes
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A) always has a mathematical foundation
B) can never be proven wrong
C) can be constructed for an individual economic unit but not for the economy as a whole
D) is a simplification of the real world
E) can be constructed for the economy as a whole but not for an individual economic unit
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A) simplify a complex reality
B) confront reality in all its complexity by focusing on the unique aspects of each phenomenon
C) explain phenomena without predicting them
D) predict phenomena without explaining them
E) distort reality in order to improve forecasting ability
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A) normative statements
B) comparing predictions to evidence
C) formulating a hypothesis
D) a hypothesis
E) behavioral assumptions
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A) people are greedy
B) they are produced using scarce resources
C) firms keep production low in order to earn higher profits
D) they are produced by firms that seeks profits
E) government wants to maintain its power over the economy
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A) They have the talent required to dream up a new product or find a better way to produce an existing one.
B) They are rewarded by profits.
C) They sometimes suffer losses.
D) They benefit from what's left over after paying other resource suppliers.
E) All of the answers are correct.
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A) has realistic assumptions
B) contains as much detail as possible
C) cannot be proven false
D) predicts well
E) can only be presented in mathematical terms
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A) bodies of water
B) trees
C) oil reserves
D) minerals
E) All of the answers are correct.
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