A) the study of how prices are determined in the computer industry
B) the study of unemployment in the economy
C) the study of how changes in the nation's money supply affect the nation's output
D) a and c
E) b and c
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A) cut back on the number of hours she is studying because the marginal benefit of studying for the 2nd hour is less than the marginal cost of doing so.
B) cut back on the number of hours she is studying because the marginal benefit of studying for the 2nd hour is greater than the marginal cost of doing so.
C) increase the number of hours she is studying because the marginal benefit of studying for the 2nd hour is less than the marginal cost of doing so.
D) increase the number of hours she is studying because the marginal benefit of studying for the 2ndhour is greater than the marginal cost of doing so.
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A) make their analyses easier for them to conduct.
B) designate what they believe is the correct relationship between two variables.
C) explain why people sometimes consume more of a good when its price rises.
D) explain why those things that come first do not necessarily cause those things that come later.
E) designate the difference between normative and positive economics.
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A) the price of the ticket.
B) zero,if she has a free pass to the movie.
C) the price of the ticket plus the value to Amy of what she would have chosen to do with her time had she not chosen to go to the movies.
D) both b and c
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A) cars are scarce.
B) there is a surplus of cars.
C) there is a decreased supply of cars.
D) none of the above
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A) Yes,because it is better to spend $25 billion on ending poverty than on building another interstate highway system.
B) No,because building a new interstate highway system promotes economic growth,which helps everyone.
C) No,because the benefits of building a new interstate highway system may be greater than $25 billion.
D) Yes,because the benefits of building a new interstate highway system may be greater than $25 billion.
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A) independent
B) direct
C) inverse
D) smooth
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A) The person compares additional benefits and additional costs when deciding what to do.
B) The person weighs the good against the bad and then decides what to do.
C) The person is more likely to say yes than to say no.
D) The person compares marginal benefits and total costs and then decides what to do.
E) The person makes a decision based on a condition.
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A) The central bank should increase the nation's money supply.
B) The increase in the nation's money supply helped push the nation's unemployment rate down in the short run.
C) Ford Motor Company's new advertising campaign ended up hurting General Motors' sales.
D) The local government ought to spend more on recreational facilities.
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A) In economics,there are numerous theories,ceteris paribus.
B) New York City is a major American city,ceteris paribus.
C) The price of pineapples is low in Hawaii,ceteris paribus.
D) The more ice cream you eat,the more weight you will gain,ceteris paribus.
E) none of the above
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A) highly aggregated markets or the entire economy.
B) the production side of the economy,exclusively.
C) the buying side of the economy,exclusively.
D) human behavior and choices as they relate to relatively small units --- an individual,a firm,an industry.
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A) directly related.
B) inversely related.
C) independent.
D) positively related.
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A) value judgments.
B) opinions.
C) cause-effect relationships.
D) observations that can be proved.
E) both a and b
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