A) A computer science student takes a course on programming a laptop computer.
B) A business student takes a seminar in using a laptop computer.
C) A computer science student learns how to repair a laptop computer.
D) A student purchases a laptop computer.
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A) Brand B plus Brand C.
B) Brand A.
C) twenty dollars.
D) Brand B or Brand C, depending on which is considered the highest- value alternative forgone.
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A) "for whom"
B) "what"
C) "how"
D) "why"
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A) is named the y- axis.
B) is named the x- axis.
C) measures time in a scatter diagram.
D) measures the quality of a variable.
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A) microeconomics.
B) macroeconomics.
C) normative economics.
D) positive economics.
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A) a normative statement.
B) a positive statement.
C) an assumption.
D) a prediction.
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A) I and II only
B) I and III only
C) I, II and III only
D) I, II, III and IV
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A) a scatter diagram between interest rates and housing prices will show a direct relationship.
B) there must be false causality between interest rates and housing prices.
C) higher interest rates must cause low housing prices.
D) a scatter diagram between interest rates and housing prices will show a negative relationship.
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A) - 3/5.
B) 3/5.
C) 5/3.
D) - 5/3.
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A) The cause of a decline in the price of peanut butter
B) How federal government budget deficits affect interest rates
C) How a rise in the price of sugar affects the market for colas
D) What determines the amount a firm will produce
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A) the dollars the action cost.
B) the benefit from the action minus the cost of the action.
C) the highest- valued alternative given up.
D) all the possible alternatives given up.
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A) negative and becoming larger in magnitude
B) negative and becoming smaller in magnitude
C) positive and becoming larger in magnitude
D) positive and becoming smaller in magnitude
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A) I only
B) I and II
C) I and III
D) I, II and III
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A) savings and interest rates have no relationship.
B) savings and interest rates have an inverse relationship.
C) savings and interest rates have a negative relationship.
D) savings and interest rates have a positive relationship.
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A) a fallacy of composition.
B) opportunity cost.
C) good governance.
D) a market mechanism.
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A) Land
B) Entrepreneurship
C) Labour
D) Human capital
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A) the total revenue from sales of printers to the total cost of producing all the printers.
B) the extra revenue from selling a few additional printers to the extra costs of producing the printers.
C) HP's printers to printers from competing companies, such as Lexmark.
D) the extra revenue from selling a few additional printers to the average cost of producing the additional printers.
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A) negative, with slope decreasing as x increases.
B) negative, with slope increasing as x increases.
C) positive, with slope decreasing as x increases.
D) positive, with slope increasing as x increases.
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A) Higher taxes on gas would benefit everyone.
B) Higher taxes on gas would benefit society as a whole.
C) Raising taxes on gas would benefit most of the people.
D) Both answers A and C are correct.
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A) making a normative statement.
B) making a positive statement.
C) facing the standard of living tradeoff.
D) testing an economic model.
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