A) the vertical intercept would be -10.
B) the slope would be -7.5.
C) it would graph as a downsloping line.
D) the slope would be -10.
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A) A pair of stockings.
B) A construction crane.
C) A savings account.
D) A share of IBM stock.
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A) customers selecting the shortest line.
B) decisions for which marginal costs exceed marginal benefits.
C) all customer lines tending to be of different lengths.
D) irrational purchasing of high-fat-content food.
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A) zero.
B) one.
C) infinite.
D) one-half.
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A) versatility and flexibility.
B) rationality.
C) pleasure or satisfaction.
D) purposefulness.
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A) can attain some combination of goods lying outside its production possibilities curve.
B) can move from a high consumption-low investment to a high investment-low consumption point on its production possibilities curve.
C) will only attain some combination of goods lying within its production possibilities curve.
D) will cause its production possibilities curve to shift leftward.
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A) Brinley's statement is positive;Katie's statement is normative.
B) Brinley's statement is normative;Katie's statement is positive.
C) Both statements are positive.
D) Both statements are normative.
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A) the amount of consumer goods that must be sacrificed to get more capital goods diminishes beyond a point.
B) larger and larger amounts of capital goods must be sacrificed to get additional units of consumer goods.
C) the production possibilities data would graph as a straight downsloping line.
D) the economy's resources are presumed to be scarce.
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A) where MB = MC.
B) at every point along a production possibilities curve.
C) where the marginal benefit is at its greatest.
D) where the marginal cost is at its lowest.
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A) conclude definitively that people buy more ice cream when the temperature rises.
B) state her findings as a well-tested economic principle.
C) use the observed data to form a hypothesis about ice cream buying behavior.
D) throw out the data if it does not show a perfect relationship between buying habits and the other information she has collected.
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A) 3 units of consumer goods.
B) 4 units of consumer goods.
C) 5 units of consumer goods.
D) 6 units of consumer goods.
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A) An upgrading of the quality of a nation's human resources.
B) The reduction of unemployment.
C) An increase in the quantity of a society's labor force.
D) The improvement of a society's technological knowledge.
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A) omitting relevant variables in constructing a model.
B) reasoning from the general to the particular.
C) confusing cause and effect in economic relationships.
D) generalizing from the particular to the general.
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A) The real domestic output increased by 2.3 percent last year.
B) Unemployment was 6.5 percent of the labor force last year.
C) The price of personal computers declined 4.7 percent last year.
D) The general price level increased by 3.1 percent last year.
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A) rational choice cannot be applied to many economic decisions.
B) the good was produced past the point where its marginal cost exceeded its marginal benefit.
C) certain goods and services such as education and health care are inherently desirable and should be produced regardless of costs and benefits.
D) the good was produced to the point where its marginal benefit exceeded its marginal cost.
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A) Other things equal,the more consumer goods a nation produces,the greater will be its future growth rate.
B) Other things equal,the more capital goods a nation produces,the greater will be its future growth rate.
C) There is no general relationship between the current division of output between consumer and capital goods and the future growth rate.
D) None of these statements is correct.
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A) There is no regular or dependable relationship between business investment and the interest rate.
B) The amount of business investment is unaffected by changes in the interest rate.
C) Investment spending by businesses varies inversely with the interest rate.
D) Investment spending by businesses varies directly with the interest rate.
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