A) goods and services,households and firms are both sellers.
B) goods and services,households are sellers and firms are buyers.
C) the factors of production,households are sellers and firms are buyers.
D) the factors of production,households and firms are both buyers.
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A) the mathematical calculations firms make in determining their optimal production levels.
B) social and political conditions that affect production.
C) the physical relationships between economic inputs and outputs.
D) inputs into the production process.
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A) the impact of minimum-wage laws on employment in the fast food industry
B) the effect of changes in household saving rates on the growth rate of national income
C) the impact of faster money growth on the rate of inflation
D) a comparison of alternative tax policies and their respective impacts on the rate of the nation's economic growth
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A) a change in income
B) a change in preferences
C) a change in the price of coffee
D) a change in the price of tea
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A) graduate students in economics are encouraged to argue with each other.
B) economists have different values and scientific judgment.
C) economists acting as scientists do not like to agree with economists acting as policy advisers.
D) economics is more of a belief system than a science.
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A) design U.S.currency and coins.
B) provide Congress with the annual budget.
C) enforce the U.S.antitrust laws.
D) provide advice on tax policy to the President.
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A) goods and services
B) land,labor,and capital
C) dollars spent on goods and services
D) wages,rent,and profit
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A) trade can make everyone better off.
B) governments can sometimes improve market outcomes.
C) people face trade-offs.
D) people respond to incentives.
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A) inside its production possibilities frontier
B) on its production possibilities frontier
C) outside its production possibilities frontier
D) at the endpoints of its production possibilities frontier
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A) theories and observations.
B) laboratory experiments.
C) models.
D) assumptions.
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A) they tend to move in opposite directions.
B) they tend to move in the same direction.
C) one variable will move while the other remains constant.
D) the variables' values are never negative.
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A) provide an interesting framework of analysis,whether or not the framework turns out to be of much use in understanding how the world works.
B) provoke stimulating debate in scientific journals.
C) contribute to an understanding of how the world works.
D) demonstrate that economists,like other scientists,can formulate testable theories.
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A) firms and government.
B) households and firms.
C) households and government.
D) households,firms,and government.
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A) economic models,but not models in other disciplines such as physics and biology
B) economic models as well as models in other disciplines such as physics and biology
C) models that are built for teaching purposes but not for research purposes
D) bad models
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A) trade-offs inevitably create unemployment.
B) resources are not completely adaptable.
C) opportunity costs are constant.
D) of improvements in technology.
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A) discusses recent developments in the economy and presents analysis of current policy issues.
B) is written by the Council of Economic Advisers.
C) is the responsibility of the economists at the Office of Management and Budget.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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A) the nation is producing beyond its capacity,so inflation will occur.
B) the nation is not using all available resources or is using inferior technology or both.
C) the nation is producing an efficient combination of goods.
D) there will be a large opportunity cost if the nation tries to increase production of any good.
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