A) the behaviour of firms and how they interact with each other in the marketplace
B) the overall economy, especially fiscal and monetary policy
C) the behaviour of households but not firms
D) the behaviour of both firms and households and how they interact in the marketplace
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A) a social science
B) an accounting science
C) a physical science
D) an earth science
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A) a positive economic statement
B) a negative economic statement
C) a normative economic statement
D) the fallacy of composition
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A) buyers and sellers
B) producers and input suppliers
C) all consumers
D) producers and government planning committees
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A) the sum of the value of all the alternative uses of your time while at the game
B) the price of the admission to the game
C) the value of the highest alternative use of your time and money sacrificed as a result of attending the game
D) zero if your favourite team wins
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A) If Mr. Ahmad had more money, he would buy a new car; if he had a new car, he would have less money.
B) If Mr. Mua had more money, he could buy more goods; if the Mua family had more money, it could buy additional goods.
C) If Ms. Smith had more money, she would buy her children more gifts; if her children had more gifts, they would be happier.
D) If Ms. Shiflet had more money, she could buy more scarce goods; if the nation had more money, everyone could buy more scarce goods.
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A) It explores how choices are made between conflicting wants and desires in a world of scarcity.
B) It relies entirely upon normative analysis.
C) It typically uses controlled experiments to learn about consumer and firm behaviour.
D) It uses models that cannot be tested empirically due to the complex nature of the economy.
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A) An increase in government spending will increase the aggregate demand for goods and services in the economy.
B) An increase in labour costs will increase the cost of producing another airplane.
C) Unemployment rises during a recession and falls during an expansion.
D) A rapid acceleration of the supply of money may create inflation.
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A) If you purchase iced tea you will suffer a net loss of 25 cents per bottle.
B) You will not purchase iced tea if you are acting rationally.
C) If you purchase a bottle of iced tea, the net gain to you from doing so is 25 cents.
D) If you are acting rationally, you will purchase iced tea until the marginal benefit falls to 25 cents.
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A) They are prescriptive, making claims about how the world ought to be.
B) They are descriptive, making claims about how the world is.
C) They are affirmative, justifying existing economic policy.
D) They are optimistic, putting the best possible interpretation on things.
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A) the basis point
B) variable one
C) the origin
D) the quadrant
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A) a law prohibiting anyone from smoking in public buildings
B) a $2.00 per-pack tax on cigarettes
C) a public service television advertisement featuring singer Jennifer Lopez urging kids to refrain from smoking
D) a refusal by actor Leonardo DiCaprio to play any part in which he will be seen smoking
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A) how firms compete for profits in the marketplace
B) how limited resources are allocated to satisfy unlimited wants
C) how we deal with unemployed resources
D) how prices are set in the marketplace
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A) on the accuracy of its assumptions
B) on the rigour of its mathematical formulation
C) on the ability of it to explain and predict
D) on the level of real-world detail it captures
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