A) hiring and training new employees.
B) assuming business risk and uncertainty.
C) supervision of the production process.
D) researching ideas for new products.
E) marketing the goods and services produced.
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A) everything else being equal.
B) economic model.
C) economists are partly right.
D) partial scarcity is certain.
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A) the manager.
B) the out-resourcer.
C) a sales representative.
D) an entrepreneur.
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A) description of all variables affecting a situation.
B) positive analysis of all variables affecting an event.
C) simplified description of reality to understand and predict an economic event.
D) data adjusted for rational action.
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A) our inability to work together effectively.
B) our inability to satisfy everyone's wants with the available resources.
C) a recognition of continual class differences.
D) our inability to utilize resources efficiently.
E) likely to be solved in resource-rich countries.
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A) reflection of a country's values.
B) judgment of the correctness of an economic outcome.
C) statement of fact.
D) analysis of what ought to be.
E) analysis of all the good market outcomes.
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A) Too much government spending is the biggest problem facing the U.S. economy.
B) Creating jobs is the most serious problem facing the U.S. economy.
C) Raising taxes provides additional revenue that should be used to finance health care.
D) If taxes are over 50 percent of national income, job creation falls.
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A) The unemployment rate for the United States is currently 5.4 percent.
B) The inflation rate in the United States is too high.
C) An increase in the price of a good will reduce the amount purchased.
D) Higher profits in an industry will attract more entrepreneurs into the industry.
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A) description of all variables affecting a situation.
B) positive analysis of all variables affecting an event.
C) simplified description of reality to understand and predict an economic event.
D) prediction based on historical evidence.
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A) microeconomics concentrates on individual markets while macroeconomics focuses primarily on international trade.
B) microeconomics concentrates on the behavior of individual consumers while macroeconomics focuses on the behavior of firms.
C) microeconomics concentrates on the behavior of individual consumers and firms while macroeconomics focuses on the performance of the entire economy.
D) microeconomics explores the causes of inflation while macroeconomics focuses on the causes of unemployment.
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A) The impact that the money supply has on inflation.
B) The reasons for increases in the price of soft drinks.
C) The effect that federal budget deficits have on the interest rate.
D) The tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.
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A) we include only a few of the essential aspects of reality.
B) the economic study surveys only a very limited period of time.
C) we include only those elements which support our hypothesis.
D) the model includes every aspect of the real world.
E) the model examines the actions of the consumers in the absence of producers and the government.
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A) apparent only in poor countries.
B) completely unrealistic.
C) present in modern economies, but not in the past.
D) the definition of scarcity.
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A) "Price supports are important because America should preserve the small family farm."
B) "Without price supports, the price of wheat and corn will fall by over twenty percent."
C) "The decline in commodity prices caused by the removal of price supports will result in fewer, larger farms."
D) "The decline in commodity prices caused by the removal of price supports will reduce the number of tractors sold in the United States."
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