A) Isaac Newton
B) Albert Einstein
C) Sigmund Freud
D) Benjamin Franklin
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A) B, D, E
B) A, B, D, E
C) D, C
D) D
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A) negative economic statement.
B) positive economic statement.
C) normative economic statement.
D) statement that contradicts one of the basic principles of economics.
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A) recommendations concerning public policies.
B) facts about the legal system.
C) assumptions.
D) statistical forecasts.
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A) Experiments are considered valid only when they are conducted in a laboratory.
B) Good theories do not need to be tested.
C) Real-world observations often lead to theories.
D) Economics, as well as other sciences, are concerned primarily with abstract concepts.
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A) using all of the resources it has available.
B) conserving on resources, rather than using all available resources.
C) getting all it can get from the scarce resources it has available.
D) able to produce more than what is currently being produced without additional resources.
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A) cannot be useful if they are based on false assumptions.
B) were once thought to be useful, but that is no longer true.
C) must incorporate all aspects of the economy if those models are to be useful.
D) can be useful, even if they are not particularly realistic.
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A) oil prices and living standards.
B) military buildups and government spending.
C) the flow of crude oil and living standards.
D) the flow of crude oil and political power.
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A) inputs.
B) output.
C) goods.
D) services.
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A) The economy experienced a technological advance in the production of batteries.
B) The economy's citizens developed an enhanced taste for batteries.
C) More capital became available in the economy.
D) More labor became available in the economy.
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A) Positive statements tend to reflect optimism about the economy and its future, whereas normative statements tend to reflect pessimism about the economy and its future.
B) Positive statements offer descriptions of the way things are, whereas normative statements offer opinions on how things ought to be.
C) Positive statements involve advice on policy matters, whereas normative statements are supported by scientific theory and observation.
D) Economists outside of government tend to make normative statements, whereas government-employed economists tend to make positive statements.
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A) is more beneficial to those who are just starting their careers than to those who have moved up the career ladder.
B) helps students understand fallacies and unintended consequences.
C) has an unintended consequence itself, and it is that even serious students of economics usually fall for the broken window fallacy.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) between income and quantity demanded.
B) between price and income.
C) between price and quantity demanded.
D) among income, price, and quantity demanded.
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A) on the production possibilities frontier.
B) outside the production possibilities frontier.
C) on or inside the production possibilities frontier.
D) inside the production possibilities frontier.
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A) Econoland experienced a reduction in unemployment.
B) Econoland experienced an improvement in widget-making technology.
C) Econoland acquired more resources.
D) Any of these events could, in fact, explain the change.
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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 movement of the two variables is unpredictable.
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A) a truer picture of the real world than does a bowed-out production possibilities frontier.
B) that resources can be shifted easily and seamlessly from the production of one good to the production of a different good.
C) that the opportunity cost of one good in terms of another good depends on the quantities of the two goods that the economy is producing.
D) All of the above are correct.
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