A) normative statement.
B) positive statement.
C) forecast.
D) theory.
E) prediction.
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A) a good helps satisfy unlimited wants, but a service does not.
B) a service helps satisfy unlimited wants, but a good does not.
C) a service is available in unlimited quantities, but a good is not.
D) a good is available in unlimited quantities, but a service is not.
E) a good is tangible, but a service is not.
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A) even if you didn't pay in dollars for it, you paid for it in extra calories.
B) the resources used to produce the lunch were not available to satisfy other wants.
C) you disagree with the expression "the best things in life are free."
D) you can eat only if you work out first.
E) neither sea water nor air is free.
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A) study of choice when scarcity exists.
B) study of the development of human society.
C) study of the composition and structure of matter.
D) branch of science that uses the principles of sociology.
E) branch of science that is based on value judgments.
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A) people make decisions in a world of scarcity.
B) governments can influence the social structure.
C) to separate the executive from the legislature and the judiciary.
D) individuals can participate in electing their representatives to the government.
E) to change the class structure of an economy.
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A) $50
B) $40
C) $30
D) $20
E) $10
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A) As the model does not include the interaction between firms and resource markets, it does not predict correctly.
B) As the model does not include the interaction between households and product markets, it does not predict correctly.
C) The model has too many simplifying assumptions, and it cannot be used to make predictions about the real world.
D) The model is a simplification of the real world, and it can be used to make predictions about the real world.
E) As the model does not include the interaction between firms and product markets, it does not predict correctly.
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A) under no circumstances.
B) only if it assumes a positive correlation between the variables being analyzed.
C) if it is mathematical.
D) if it is simple enough for a child to understand.
E) until a better model is developed.
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A) An investigation of the evolutionary process of mankind
B) A study of society as a system of interconnected parts
C) A study of how people deal with the problem of scarcity
D) An examination of the structure and the role of the government in an economy
E) A study of how to conduct free and fair elections in a country
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A) omits critical elements.
B) must be presented in mathematical terms.
C) is used to make predictions about the real world.
D) can never be proven wrong if its assumptions are realistic.
E) produces poor predictions if it includes assumptions.
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A) fallacy of composition.
B) rational self-interest.
C) fallacy of segmentation.
D) mistake of ignoring primary effects.
E) making positive economic statements.
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A) the association-is-causation fallacy.
B) the fallacy of composition.
C) a primary effect.
D) a secondary effect.
E) a behavioral assumption.
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A) $25
B) $20
C) $15
D) $10
E) $5
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A) ceteris paribus.
B) prediction.
C) normative.
D) variable.
E) positive.
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A) Formulate a hypothesis.
B) Modify the approach.
C) Reject the hypothesis
D) Use the hypothesis until a better one shows up.
E) Test the hypothesis.
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A) any quantity of it can be consumed at a zero price.
B) the amount people desire exceeds the amount available at a zero price.
C) the amount people desire equals the amount available at any price.
D) the amount people desire is less than the amount available at any price.
E) the amount people desire is less than the amount available at a zero price.
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A) The study of the growth of the Chinese economy
B) The study of the causes of the relocation of U.S. manufacturing firms to China
C) The study of the differences in wages between men and women in the United States
D) The study of the effect of rent control on the housing market in New York City
E) The study of the impact of environmental regulations on the production levels of firms
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A) applies to a brain surgeon but not to a cab driver.
B) is not a problem for politicians.
C) exists only in rich countries.
D) exists only in poor countries.
E) exists to a greater or lesser extent for everybody.
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