A) partnerships
B) corporations
C) sole proprietorships
D) in all of the businesses listed in the other answers
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A) the United States
B) Germany
C) Japan
D) Hong Kong
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A) private ownership of capital and other resources
B) competition and decentralized decisions regarding production and consumption
C) reliance on market forces to coordinate economic activity
D) prevention of firms from exposing themselves to financial risk
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A) product markets.
B) resource markets.
C) money markets.
D) financial markets.
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A) government policies in setting wages and interest rates.
B) the quantity and prices of resources that they possess.
C) the amount of savings that they have accumulated.
D) how closely connected they are to government and business leaders.Difficulty: 02 Medium
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A) using the least amount of labor resources.
B) at the highest price per unit.
C) at the lowest cost per unit.
D) that yields the highest revenues.
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A) government is responsible for protecting consumers' interests.
B) what is produced is ultimately determined by what consumers buy.
C) there are no limits on what consumers may buy in a market system.
D) producers have strong control over what consumers buy.
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A) consumers at the losing end.
B) output that society wants.
C) unnecessary conflict and turmoil.
D) a need for government action.
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A) positive revenues.
B) positive costs.
C) TC < TR.
D) TC > TR.
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A) comes closest to using the same quantities of land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurial ability.
B) minimizes the cost per unit of output.
C) uses the smallest total quantity of all resources.
D) conserves most on the use of labor.
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A) competition in markets
B) freedom of choice and enterprise
C) self-interest and personal rewards
D) fear and avoidance of risk
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A) the importance of having a central plan for the economy.
B) how capital and other resources are created.
C) how money is created by the banking system.
D) the interdependence of businesses and consumers.
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A) planners had to direct required inputs to each enterprise.
B) workers, managers, and entrepreneurs could not personally gain by responding to shortages or surpluses or by introducing new and improved products.
C) the immediate effect of more investment was less consumption.
D) exports had to be equal to imports for a central plan to work.
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A) government should regulate the business to ensure quality.
B) the profit Susie earns indicates that she is overcharging for her services.
C) she has served society's interests by providing a desired good or service.
D) this demonstrates that consumer sovereignty is not present in this market.
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A) laissez-faire economy
B) pure capitalism
C) mixed-market economy
D) macroeconomic system
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A) sellers can manipulate market price by causing product scarcities.
B) there are independently acting buyers and sellers in each market.
C) a product can be purchased at a number of different prices.
D) there is more than one seller in a market.
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A) Self-interest usually motivates an individual to deliver something of value to others.
B) Self-interest of entrepreneurs implies seeking maximum profits or minimum losses.
C) Self-interest applies only to capitalists and entrepreneurs, not to workers employed by others.
D) In a market system, consumers are just like firms: self-interest is what motivates them.
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