A) a decrease in the share of national income paid to the government in taxes
B) an increase in the price of lumber used to construct houses
C) an increase in the rate of inflation
D) an increase in the number of jobless individuals filing unemployment claims
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A) macroeconomics.
B) positive economics.
C) normative economics.
D) microeconomics.
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A) experiments; small groups
B) experiments; large groups
C) human behavior; small groups
D) human behavior; large groups
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A) an empirical analysis of the relationship between the growth of the money supply and the rate of inflation
B) an economic model forecasting the impact of a tax increase on consumer spending and national output
C) a study of supply and demand conditions in the market for orange juice
D) a model forecasting the impact of a change in interest rates on the level of investment in the economy
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A) cover special cases.
B) include all relevant factors.
C) add realism.
D) simplify the analysis of a complex world.
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A) normative economics.
B) positive economics.
C) microeconomics.
D) macroeconomics.
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A) how scarce resources are allocated to satisfy limited wants.
B) how limited resources are allocated to satisfy scarce wants.
C) how limited resources are allocated to satisfy unlimited wants.
D) how limited wants can be used to satisfy limited resources.
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A) Economists cannot make up their minds on policy matters.
B) Economists always disagree with each other on policy issues.
C) Economists are aware that tradeoffs are involved in most policy questions.
D) Economists are often unable to identify the critical questions involved in policy issues.
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A) problems such as poverty and unemployment.
B) limited desires pursuing unlimited resources.
C) production and distribution of goods in a world of unlimited resources.
D) production and distribution of goods in a world of limited resources.
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A) inflation.
B) aggregate demand.
C) government spending and taxation.
D) the production decisions of individual firms.
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A) A decrease in price leads to an increase in quantity demanded.
B) The study of economics is more important than the study of history.
C) People will buy less butter at $1.50 per pound then they will at $1.00 per pound.
D) As an economy develops, the nation's birth rate tends to fall.
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A) positive economics.
B) normative economics.
C) microeconomics.
D) macroeconomics.
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A) how choices are made because of scarcity.
B) corporate balance sheets and income statements.
C) how to operate a business.
D) how to make money in the stock market.
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A) the fallacy of composition.
B) positive economics.
C) normative economics.
D) none of the above
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