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The situation in
which there is not enough of something to satisfy all the desires for that
thing is called . . .

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options:

1) abundance.

2) scarcity.

3) demand.

4) plethora.

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The study of the
behavior of a nation’s economy is called . . .

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options:

1) normative economics.

2) positive economics.

3) macroeconomics.

4) microeconomics.

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The three
fundamental production questions of an economic organization are . . .

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options:

1) when, for whom, and how.

2) what, how, and for whom.

3) who, how, and when.

4) what, who, why.

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________________
is opportunity lost.

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options:

1) Opportunity cost

2) Efficiency

3) Economics

4) Scarcity

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Labor statistics
showing men earn more income than women for the same work is an example of . .
.

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options:

1) normative economics.

2) positive economics.

3) macroeconomics.

4) microeconomics.

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Feeling that
woman should be paid the same as men for the same work is an example of . . .

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options:

1) normative economics.

2) positive economics.

3) macroeconomics.

4) microeconomics.

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A society being
on its PPF/PPC implies that the economy is experiencing . . .

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1) productive profits.

2) productive organs.

3) productive equity.

4) productive efficiency.

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Where buyers and
sellers interact to set prices and make exchanges:

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options:

1) Capital

2) Stability

3) Market

4) Specialization

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Consist of land,
labor, and capital:

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options:

1) Natural Resources

2) Property Rights

3) Factors of Consumption

4) Factors of Production

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Price X Quality =
. . .

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1)

Profit

2)

Total Revenue

3)

Marginal Revenue

4)

Marginal Cost

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Opportunity lost
is . . .

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options:

1) opportunity cost.

2) efficiency

3) economics

4) scarcity

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A cost-cutting
technological advance in the production of cars will tend to initially cause .
. .

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options:

1) the demand curve for cars to shift to
the left.

2) the demand curve for cars to shift to
the right.

3) the supply curve for cars to shift to
the right.

4) the supply curve for cars to shift to
the left.

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Wants/needs are
to unlimited and resources are . . .

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options:

1) unlimited.

2) limited.

3) not necessary.

4) attainable in only large quantities.

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Not using
resources to the fullest corresponds to being inside the PPC/PPF and using
resources to the fullest corresponds to . . .

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options:

1) being inside the PPC/PPF.

2) being outside on the PPC/PPF.

3) being on the PPC/PPF.

4) being under the PPC/PPF.

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One company’s
economy is microeconomics and one country’s economy is . . .

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options:

1) macroeconomics.

2) econometrics.

3) political science.

4) microeconomics.

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Money going out
to pay for energy, rent, raw materials, etc. relates to expenses and money
coming in from sales of goods and services relates to . . .

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options:

1) profit.

2) revenue.

3) expenses.

4) opportunity cost.

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The three main
categories of resources are . . .

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options:

1) revenue, expenses, and profit.

2) macroeconomics, microeconomics, and
international trade.

3) what to produce, how to produce, and
for whom to produce.

4) land, labor, and capital.

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A shift to the
right of the demand curve for X . . .

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options:

1) tends to increase the price of X.

2) tends to decrease the price of X.

3) tends to lead at no charge in the
price of X.

4) has no relationship to the price of
X.

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A shift to the
right of the supply curve for X . . .

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options:

1) tends to increase the price of X.

2) tends to decrease the price of X.

3) tends to lead at no charge in the
price of X.

4) has no relationship to the price of
X.

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The two
institutions that have played a major role in reducing poverty around the world
and have allowed entrepreneurs to provide goods and services in open markets
are . . .

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options:

1) Wal-Mart and Exxon-Mobile.

2) private property rights and rule of
law.

3) labor and capital.

4) supply and demand.

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