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A) On its own may not always provide the optimal mix of goods and services.
B) Always provides the optimal mix of goods and services.
C) Always provides a better mix of goods and services without government intervention than it does with government intervention.
D) May not produce the optimal mix of output, which is known as government failure.
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A) Occur because of government failure.
B) Are the costs or benefits of market activities that "spill over" onto third parties.
C) Occur because of selfish consumers.
D) Occur because demand is hidden.
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A) Market power.
B) An externality.
C) An inequity.
D) Government failure.
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A) Inequity.
B) Public goods.
C) Externalities.
D) Market power.
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A) Public goods would be overproduced.
B) There would be market failure.
C) The optimal mix of output would occur at the market equilibrium.
D) The economy would be outside the production possibilities curve.
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A) Overproduce goods that yield external benefits and overproduce those that generate external costs.
B) Overproduce goods that yield external benefits and underproduce those that generate external costs.
C) Underproduce goods that yield external benefits and overproduce those that generate external costs.
D) Underproduce goods that yield external benefits and underproduce those that generate external costs.
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A) Is any good produced by the government.
B) Has social costs of production lower than private costs of production.
C) Is provided in an optimal amount by the market.
D) Cannot be denied to consumers who have not paid.
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A) The consumption of a public good by one person prevents the consumption of the same good by another person.
B) The free-rider dilemma results in exclusive consumption of a good.
C) It is difficult to measure the benefit of a public good such as national defense.
D) Joint consumption allows those who do not pay for the good to still benefit from the good.
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A) Produce more and charge a lower price than what would be socially optimal.
B) Tend to ignore external costs.
C) Produce less and charge a higher price than what would be socially optimal.
D) Not respond to consumer demand.
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A) The social demand is greater than the market demand.
B) The social demand is equal to the market demand.
C) The social demand is less than the market demand.
D) There is neither social demand nor market demand for the good.
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A) The federal income tax is regressive, but sales, property, and other taxes tend to be progressive.
B) The U.S.tax system is consistently progressive.
C) The federal income tax is progressive, but sales, property, and other taxes tend to be regressive.
D) The U.S.tax system is consistently regressive.
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A) Private goods.
B) Market power.
C) Government intervention.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) Eliminate markets.
B) Push market outcomes closer to the ideal.
C) Create an alternative to markets.
D) Do nothing.
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A) Always involves an opportunity cost.
B) Never involves an opportunity cost because only market activities result in other goods and services being given up.
C) Does not involve an opportunity cost if market outcomes are improved.
D) Results in the free-rider dilemma.
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A) Inequity.
B) Public goods and externalities.
C) Market power.
D) Macro failure.
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