A) innovation.
B) market failure.
C) intervention.
D) goals other than profit.
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A) the loss of $100 worth of wages and going to the street festival.
B) earning a high score on your midterm.
C) the benefit that could have been received at the street festival.
D) The time you spent deciding upon using a coin flip to determine your Saturday afternoon activity.
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A) T-Mobile and MetroPCS finalize a merger.
B) Twinkies goes bankrupt, and the entire snack industry experiences losses.
C) The unemployment rate in the US falls to 7.5 percent from 7.7 percent during the month of June.
D) The decision of Microsoft to offer a free upgrade to Windows 10.
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A) Firms
B) Households
C) Markets for factors of production
D) Government
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A) The review of quarterly national income accounting data
B) A firm's decision to purchase pay-per-click online advertising
C) The Federal Reserve decides to increase the discount rate
D) The CPI reports a rise in inflation during July
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A) population growth and war.
B) population growth and birth control.
C) population growth and crime.
D) population growth and food production.
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A) Maximization
B) Trade-offs
C) Basic necessities
D) Income effect
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A) the opportunity cost of the job.
B) the expected gain in pay from taking the accounting course.
C) a sunk cost.
D) a sunk benefit.
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A) you should seek a low interest loan immediately in order to launch your product.
B) you should conclude people are irrational.
C) your evaluation might be missing something and you should carefully revisit the first three economists' questions.
D) you should conclude that you are being irrational.
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A) additional benefits against additional costs.
B) total benefits against total costs, which include benefits and costs from past decisions.
C) sunk costs against opportunity costs.
D) the most benefit you could expect to get without considering costs.
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A) What are the wants and constraints of those involved?
B) What are the trade-offs?
C) How will others respond?
D) Why isn't everyone already doing it?
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A) microeconomics.
B) public policy.
C) macroeconomics.
D) financial economics.
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A) Identify what important details were omitted when developing a model.
B) Make sure assumptions made in the model are clear and accurate.
C) Test the model for accuracy.
D) Make sure the model all includes all possible details.
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A) consumers look for bargains.
B) some producers are selfish with resources.
C) people respond to incentives.
D) all wants cannot be satisfied due to resource constraints.
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A) Innovation
B) Intervention
C) Market failure
D) Unprofitable outcome
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A) the weather affects how they play.
B) there is a positive correlation between their play and the occurrence of a full moon.
C) that full moons cause the team to play better.
D) that causation can be found between the two events.
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A) Firms
B) Households
C) Markets for factors of production
D) Government
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A) causation; correlation
B) correlation; causation
C) positivity; causation
D) normality; correlation
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A) Macroeconomics
B) Public policy
C) Customer service
D) Microeconomics
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A) 10 percent deducted from your final score.
B) $90 in forgone wages.
C) not getting to lounge around all day.
D) the 10% deduction in score and $90 in forgone wages.
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