A) "false unless proven true."
B) "other things remaining the same."
C) "after this, therefore because of this."
D) "what is true of the whole is not necessarily true of the parts."
E) "obviously true."
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A) a marginal statement
B) a macroeconomic statement
C) a normative statement
D) a positive statement
E) a statement that violates rational choice
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A) for whom
B) what
C) where
D) how
E) why
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A) either a horizontal or a vertical line.
B) a downward-sloping line.
C) an upward-sloping line.
D) a curved line.
E) None of the above answers is correct because it is not possible to graph unrelated variables.
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A) trend in a variable; a general tendency for the variable to rise or fall
B) relationship between two variables; a cross-section relationship
C) trends in two variables; unrelated variables
D) relationship between two variables; a trend in a variable
E) cross-section relationship; a general tendency for the variables to rise or fall
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A) scatter diagram.
B) times-series graph.
C) pie chart.
D) cross-section graph.
E) fixed-time diagram.
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A) a reward or a penalty that encourages or discourages an action.
B) when people make rational choices by comparing costs and benefits.
C) what you must give up to get something.
D) a choice is made on the margin.
E) a good or service that satisfies wants.
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A) positive slope assumption
B) assumption of little change
C) ceteris paribus
D) negative slope assumption
E) the assumption that only relevant factors change
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A) The slope of a straight line changes depending where on the line it is calculated.
B) The slope of a curved line is not defined because it is impossible to calculate the slope along a curved line.
C) A straight line that slopes upward moving to the right has a positive slope.
D) Answers A and B are correct.
E) Answers A and C are correct.
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A) independent.
B) correlated.
C) statistics.
D) significantly related.
E) casually related.
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A) is a point where the variable is neither increasing nor decreasing.
B) has a slope equal to zero.
C) has the maximum slope possible.
D) Both answers A and B are correct.
E) Both answers A and C are correct.
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A) unrelated variables.
B) a positive relationship.
C) a negative relationship.
D) a single point on a graph.
E) a trended relationship.
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A) The rich should pay more in taxes.
B) Everyone should have some knowledge of economics.
C) Taxes on gasoline should be lower so that gasoline is more affordable to the poor.
D) If we reduce welfare payments given to the poor, they will find jobs.
E) Social Security must be reformed.
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A) a relationship with a minimum.
B) a relationship with a maximum.
C) no relationship.
D) a relationship that becomes less steep.
E) a cross-section relationship.
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A) one; scarcity
B) two; ceteris paribus
C) three; scarcity
D) one; ceteris paribus
E) one; absence of trend
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A) a horizontal line.
B) a vertical line.
C) a positive relationship.
D) a line with a positive slope.
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) people's wants exceed the resources available to satisfy them.
B) not all goals are desirable.
C) we cannot answer the major economic questions.
D) choices made in self-interest rare not always in the social interest.
E) the population keeps growing.
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