A) Both Matt's and Jean's statements are positive.
B) Both Matt's and Jean's statements are normative.
C) Matt's statement is normative, while Jean's statement is positive.
D) Matt's statement is positive, while Jean's statement is normative.
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A) the specific combination of two products that is most desired by society.
B) that costs do not change as society varies its output.
C) that costs are irrelevant in a society that has fixed resources.
D) the combinations of two goods that can be produced with society's available resources.
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A) irrational behavior by individuals and institutions.
B) a comparison of marginal benefits and marginal costs in decision making.
C) short-term but not long-term thinking.
D) rejection of the scientific method.
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A) a shift of the budget line inward to the left.
B) a shift of the budget line outward to the right.
C) a decrease in the slope of the budget line.
D) an increase in the slope of the budget line.
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A) versatility and flexibility.
B) rationality.
C) pleasure or satisfaction.
D) purposefulness.
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A) make simplifying assumptions.
B) include all available information.
C) must use mathematical equations.
D) attempt to duplicate the real world.
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A) produce more of that good.
B) Maintain the current level of production of that good.
C) reduce the marginal benefit of that good.
D) reduce the production of that good.
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A) 0.5 of a banana.
B) 0.8 of a banana.
C) 1 banana.
D) 2 bananas.
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A) there is never enough of anything.
B) individuals have to make choices from among alternatives.
C) only some people can "have it all."
D) things which are plentiful have relatively high prices.
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A) understanding the full complexity of the real world.
B) predicting the behavior of each and every individual or organization.
C) analyzing the behavior of a typical or average consumer or firm.
D) forecasting random economic events with a high level of accuracy.
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A) The state of technology is constantly changing.
B) A wide variety of products are produced.
C) Resources are fully employed and are used in least-cost methods of production.
D) Quantities of available resources in the economy vary as we move from one point on the curve to another.
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A) 35.
B) -5.
C) 30.
D) not known.
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A) money
B) labor
C) capital
D) entrepreneur
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A) a farmer
B) an oil drilling rig
C) a machine for detecting earthquakes
D) natural gas
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A) is a reality that underlies economic behavior.
B) has the same meaning as selfishness.
C) means that people never make wrong decisions.
D) is usually self-defeating.
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A) is a straight line.
B) may either be upward-sloping or downward-sloping.
C) is an upward-sloping line.
D) is horizontal.
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A) attainable, and resources are fully employed.
B) attainable, but some resources are unemployed.
C) unattainable, but some resources are unemployed.
D) attainable only if we get additional resources.
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A) a change in Q will alter P, but a change in P will not alter Q.
B) if P increases, Q will decrease.
C) if P increases, Q will also increase.
D) an increase in P will cause Q to change, but the direction in which Q changes cannot be predicted.
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