A) (1)
B) (2)
C) (3)
D) (4)
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A) attainable.
B) not attainable but is desirable because it is on a higher indifference curve.
C) is on a lower indifference curve and is undesirable.
D) None of the above.
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A) marginal utility is maximized when consumers get the same amount of total utility from every good they consume.
B) beyond some point, added units of a product provide lower and lower amounts of marginal utility.
C) a consumer would get more utility from the last unit of a good consumed when that good costs $3 than when it costs $1.
D) both (b) and (c) are true.
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A) generally diminishes as consumption of a good increases.
B) always increases as consumption increases.
C) increases only as long as marginal utility increases.
D) increases as long as marginal utility is positive.
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A) the elimination of scarcity
B) market equilibrium
C) consumer equilibrium
D) the maximization of marginal utility
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A) The marginal utility from the consumption of each good is the same.
B) The marginal utility from the consumption of each good is zero.
C) The marginal utility from the consumption of the last dollar's worth of each good is the same.
D) The total utility from the consumption of each good is the same.
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A) A good for which the marginal utility of the last unit of a good consumed is greater will provide more total utility from consumption of the good.
B) If marginal utility is positive but diminishing, total utility increases with consumption of a good.
C) If marginal utility is diminishing, total utility must be diminishing.
D) Total utility is equal to the change in marginal utility from consuming an added unit of a product.
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A) Point A.
B) Point B.
C) Point C.
D) Point D.
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A) clothing is a normal good and food is a normal good.
B) clothing is a normal good and food is an inferior good.
C) clothing is an inferior good and food is a normal good.
D) clothing is an inferior good and food is an inferior good.
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A) A rational consumer would choose to eat five hamburgers at the price of $2.00
B) A rational consumer would choose to eat five hamburgers only if the price was reduced to $1.00.
C) A rational consumer would choose to eat five hamburgers only if the 5th hamburger as free.
D) A rational consumer would have to be compensated to eat the 5th hamburger.
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A) With her existing budget she should increase her consumption of pizza.
B) With her existing budget she should increase her consumption of scones.
C) She is currently maximizing her utility and should not change the amount of consumption for either good with her current budget.
D) If her budget increases, she should increase her consumption of pizza but not scones.
E) If her budget increases, she should increase her consumption of scones but not pizza.
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A) MU of corned beef sandwich = 1; MU of steak sandwich = 1
B) MU of corned beef sandwich = 1; MU of steak sandwich = 1.6
C) MU of corned beef sandwich = 1.6; MU of steak sandwich = 1
D) MU of corned beef sandwich = 1; MU of steak sandwich = 5
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A) Higher indifference curves represent greater total satisfaction.
B) Indifference curves are negatively sloped.
C) Indifference curves are convex from the origin.
D) All of the above.
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A) total utility.
B) marginal cost.
C) total cost.
D) marginal utility.
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