A) coordination problem under communist central planning.
B) self-sufficiency dilemma under communism.
C) asymmetric information problem under communism.
D) incentive problem under communist central planning.
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A) buy both products and resources.
B) sell both products and resources.
C) buy products and sell resources.
D) sell products and buy resources.
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A) because government has become highly effective at central planning.
B) because private property encourages people to consider the alternative uses of their resources and select those that provide the most rewards.
C) because people tend to be creative and orderly.
D) through random trial and error.
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A) extensive use of direct or manual methods of production.
B) a focus on labor, as opposed to capital resources.
C) reliance on the use of capital goods in indirect modes of production.
D) avoidance of producing goods that do not satisfy consumer wants directly.
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A) "Through government leadership and direction."
B) "Through the guiding function of prices and the incentive function of profits."
C) "Through training and retraining programs."
D) "Through trial and error."
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A) opportunity cost.
B) upsloping supply.
C) consumer sovereignty.
D) specialization.
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A) decrease the profits of producers.
B) encourage firms to leave an industry.
C) encourage firms to enter an industry.
D) cause a shortage of the product.
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A) how many resources are available in the economy and where they are located.
B) how economic activities are coordinated and directed.
C) what kinds of products are produced in the economy and how they are sold.
D) how big the population is and the makeup of the population.
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A) buy products and resources.
B) sell products and resources.
C) buy products and sell resources.
D) sell products and buy resources.Difficulty: 02 Medium
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A) planned economy.
B) market economy.
C) mixed economy.
D) barter economy.
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A) away from the expanding industry toward the contracting one.
B) across industries, driven by the changes in resource prices paid by firms.
C) toward the industry where the product demand is declining.
D) because resource allocation will have to equalize between the two industries.Difficulty: 02 Medium
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A) lower prices of goods and services in the nation.
B) increased specialization of production.
C) expanded economic wealth of the nation.
D) consumers in the nation are made worse off.
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A) at the individual firm level, but not at the national and international levels.
B) at the individual, regional, and even international levels.
C) only if there are differences in the abilities of resources.
D) only as long as money and capital goods are employed.
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A) businesses borrow financial capital from households.
B) businesses sell services to households.
C) households sell resources to businesses.
D) firms sell raw materials to households.
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A) derived demand.
B) consumer sovereignty.
C) the invisible hand.
D) market failure.
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A) allows everyone to have a job that he or she likes.
B) permits the production of a larger output with fixed amounts of resources.
C) facilitates trade by bartering.
D) guarantees full employment.
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A) entrepreneurs are free to obtain and use resources to produce goods and services.
B) consumers are free to buy goods and services that their budgets allow.
C) economic power is diffused by competition among economic units.
D) government is restricted to national defense and does not intervene at all in various markets.
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A) capital goods.
B) human capital.
C) property rights.
D) public goods.
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