A) 6 units of consumer goods
B) 7 units of consumer goods
C) 15 units of consumer goods
D) 22 units of consumer goods
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A) shift the production possibilities curve from PP1 to PP2.
B) shift the production possibilities curve from PP2 to PP1.
C) move the economy from A to C along PP1.
D) move the economy from A, B, or C on PP1 to D
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A) the aggregate or total levels of income, employment, and output.
B) a detailed examination of specific economic units which comprise the economic system.
C) the concealing of detailed information about specific segments of the economy.
D) the establishing of an overall view of the operation of the economic system.
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A) Quantity demanded and quantity supplied are independent of price.
B) Price and quantity demanded are directly related.
C) Price and quantity supplied are directly related.
D) Price and quantity supplied are inversely related.
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A) inside the production possibilities curve.
B) outside the production possibilities curve.
C) on the production possibilities curve.
D) that are not attainable on the production possibilities curve.
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A) The housing bubble crash
B) The great financial crisis
C) The great recession
D) The great depression
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A) will be 4 units of bicycles.
B) will be 2 units of bicycles.
C) will be zero because unemployed resources are available.
D) of doing so cannot be determined from the information given.
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A) an examination of the incomes of the University of Toronto Business School graduates
B) an empirical investigation of the general price level and unemployment rates in the 2000s
C) a study of the trend of pecan prices since World War II
D) a case study of pricing and production in the textbook industry
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A) an economic principle or a law
B) a fact
C) a hypothesis
D) an assumption
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A) technology is fixed.
B) unemployment exists.
C) economic resources are unlimited.
D) wants are limited.
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A) line 4
B) line 3
C) line 2
D) line 1
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A) is - 1/4.
B) is + 1/4.
C) is .40.
D) cannot be determined from the information given.
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A) the acquisition of more education and training by its labour force
B) the widespread application of irrigation to its agricultural land
C) an increase in the rate of unemployment
D) the discovery of new super-conductivity materials which makes manufacturing more efficient
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A) the economy was suffering from unemployment and/or the inefficient use of resources before the policy change.
B) the economy's production possibilities curve has been shifted to the left as a result of the policy decision.
C) this economy's production possibilities curve is convex (bowed inward) as viewed from the origin.
D) the law of increasing opportunity costs does not apply in this society.
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A) infinity.
B) zero.
C) one.
D) none of the above.
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A) move the level of actual output closer to the economy's production possibilities curve.
B) create a less equal distribution of income.
C) shift its production possibilities curve to the left.
D) shift its production possibilities curve to the right.
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A) make routine pricing decisions.
B) innovate.
C) purchase capital.
D) create market demand.
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A) idling some of its resources.
B) specializing and engaging in international trade.
C) buying the debt (bonds and stocks) of foreign nations.
D) producing more consumption goods and fewer capital goods.
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