A) the robot used to help produce your car.
B) a computer used by your professor to write this exam.
C) the factory that produces the costume jewelry you buy.
D) the inventory of unsold goods at your local hardware store.
E) an uncut diamond that you discover in your backyard.
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A) a direct relationship.
B) an inverse relationship.
C) two unrelated variables.
D) the ceteris paribus assumption.
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A) The price of gasoline and the amount of gasoline that people purchase.
B) Cholesterol levels and the likelihood of developing heart disease.
C) Outdoor temperature and heating oil sales.
D) Annual income and weekly pawn shop visits.
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A) direct.
B) inverse.
C) complex.
D) independent.
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A) land.
B) labor.
C) capital.
D) none of the above.
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A) a natural resource.
B) capital.
C) labor.
D) none of the above.
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A) there are only a limited number of consumers who would be interested in purchasing goods.
B) the human desire for goods exceeds the available supply of time, goods and resources.
C) most people in poorer countries do not have enough goods.
D) goods are so expensive that only the rich can afford it.
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A) economizing.
B) entrepreneurship.
C) value judgment.
D) product sensitivity.
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A) b and d
B) macro; micro
C) positive; normative
D) normative; positive
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A) capital.
B) labor.
C) a natural resource.
D) entrepreneurship.
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A) the slope of the curve.
B) a factor not measured on the axes of the graph.
C) one of the factors measured on either axes of the graph.
D) any factor, whether measured on the axes of the graph of not.
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A) increasing values for X reduces the value of Y.
B) decreasing values for X increases the value of Y.
C) there is an inverse relationship between X and Y.
D) all of the above.
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A) construct simplifying assumptions about the real world.
B) explain reality in all its complexity.
C) construct situations where controlled experiments can be carried out.
D) provide explanations for, and predictions of the relationship between variables.
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A) a plastic scaled version of the economy.
B) a complete depiction of reality.
C) an abstraction from reality.
D) applicable to consumer behavior but not to producer behavior.
E) not an accepted tool of the economics profession.
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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) include every activity which occurs in the real world.
B) include at least 85 percent of the activity which occurs in the real world.
C) be able to predict events occurring in the real world.
D) exclude any link to the real world.
E) not be based on an abstraction of the real world.
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A) an opinion of an action that should be taken.
B) an action that will have a positive effect on the economy.
C) a statement testable by facts.
D) a claim that the speaker is positive will occur.
E) always a microeconomic position.
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A) why do national economies grow.
B) what determines a nation's savings and investments.
C) how does a central bank influence inflation.
D) why does a country experience recessions.
E) how does Microsoft price its software packages.
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