A) Frictional
B) Structural
C) Cyclical
D) Seasonal
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A) Total profit earned by producers.
B) Total amount of labor that will be employed in that market.
C) Amount of time it takes to bring together the buyers and sellers of the good.
D) Equilibrium price of the good.
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A) Socialism encourages an unequal distribution of income,leaving many without medical and social services.
B) The government does little to protect the natural environment.
C) Workers tend to have to work longer hours and receive fewer benefits under socialism.
D) Tax rates on well-respected professionals such as doctors tend to be very high.
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A) Businesses provide customers with quality products at fair prices.
B) Businesses all make the same amount of profit.
C) Businesses do better with more government regulation.
D) The government dictates the number of competitors there are in each industry.
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A) Perfect competition
B) Monopolistic competition
C) Oligopoly
D) A monopoly
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A) This box explains that the only important factor of production for most businesses is capital.
B) This story explains that loans for large capital investments come with sizeable interest rates,but usually produce better results.
C) Corruption has prevented goodwill institutions from making large capital investments in developing countries.
D) Micro-lending has proven to lift impoverished entrepreneurs to a better standard of living.
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A) Healthcare under communism.
B) Healthcare under capitalism.
C) Healthcare under socialism
D) Healthcare under nationalism.
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A) Suppliers are not producing enough product.
B) Sellers cannot keep up with market demand.
C) The government determined that the product was not worth the price tag that the producer was asking.
D) The product has competition at the equilibrium price.
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A) Low Unemployment rate and increasing GDP
B) High consumer's marginal index and low PPI
C) Low CPI and high state tax rate
D) Decreasing Disruptive Technologies Index and high unemployment
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A) Frictional
B) Structural
C) Cyclical
D) Seasonal
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A) Thomas Malthus.
B) Karl Marx.
C) Adam Smith.
D) David Ricardo.
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A) A purely capitalist approach to achieve its economic goals,and is likely to continue doing so in the future.
B) A purely socialist approach to achieve its economics goals,and is likely to continue doing so in the future.
C) A predominately socialist approach to achieving economic goals,but the current pressures it faces suggest it is likely to adopt a more capitalist approach in the future.
D) A predominately capitalist approach toward achieving economic goals,but the current pressures it faces suggest it is likely to adopt a more socialist approach in the future.
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A) stagflation
B) retraction
C) depression
D) dissolution
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A) cut spending.
B) increase spending.
C) call-in government savings bonds.
D) increase government social programs such as welfare,food-stamps,and Medicare.
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