A) the degree of scarcity it faces.
B) the way in which basic economic decisions are made.
C) the forms into which its businesses are legally organized.
D) its type of government; that is, whether it has a dictatorship or a democracy.
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A) a small number of sellers dominate a market.
B) buyers have inadequate information to make economic decisions.
C) cost-minimizing decisions by businesses create problems for society.
D) all of the above.
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A) A to point
B) B to point A.
C) B to point C.
D) D to point B.
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A) resources go from businesses to households in input markets.
B) income flows to households from businesses in output markets.
C) households are buyers and businesses are sellers in input markets.
D) businesses are sellers and households are buyers in output markets.
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A) the national debt continued to decline.
B) health care spending which had been increasing for years began to fall.
C) future funding for Social Security no longer was an issue with increased contributions.
D) the trend toward less government intervention during the Bush administration was reversed with the Obama administration.
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A) Workers are treated unequally because of race, gender, or other discrimination.
B) Buyers lack adequate information to make knowledgeable decisions about which goods and services to purchase.
C) Competition drives sellers out of markets, leaving buyers with fewer sellers from whom to purchase and causing them to pay higher prices.
D) All of the above.
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A) mixed economies.
B) market economies.
C) planned economies.
D) traditional economies.
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A) mercantilism.
B) U.S. capitalism.
C) Chinese socialism.
D) the economy of the former Soviet Union.
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A) low pay.
B) long hours.
C) poor working conditions.
D) exclusion of women and children from the workforce.
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A) profit incentives are a driving force behind business production decisions.
B) information required for production decisions passes directly between buyers and sellers via prices.
C) both of the above.
D) none of the above.
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A) free enterprise is the prevailing philosophy.
B) goods and services are usually produced more efficiently than in a market system.
C) value judgments of individual buyers and sellers are more important than value judgments of planners.
D) how goods and services are produced is determined by what resources planners make available to producers.
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A) by maintaining minimal government interference in its economy.
B) by relying on free and open competition to regulate business dealings.
C) if individuals are left relatively free to pursue their economic interests.
D) all of the above.
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A) using the smallest number of resources.
B) necessarily producing the poorest quality product.
C) producing in the way that allows for the greatest profit.
D) all of the above.
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A) referred to as privatization.
B) an important element in the transformation from a planned to a market economy.
C) necessary if individuals, rather than the state, are to organize resources and take risks.
D) all of the above.
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A) closed their markets and have relied more heavily on government planning.
B) been relying more on free markets.
C) curtailed the use of private property rights.
D) pushed for more state control over what goods and services should be produced.
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A) box A.
B) box C.
C) boxes A and C.
D) none of the above.
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A) sell goods to businesses in input markets.
B) buy goods from businesses in input markets.
C) sell resources to businesses in input markets.
D) buy resources from businesses in input markets.
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