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Quiz 1

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Question #2
A  prices are used to allocate goods in markets
B  markets can vary in geographical size
C  supply and demand explains how prices are set in competitive markets
D  markets are used to allocate resources in market systems
E  markets are used to allocate resources in centrally-planned socialist economic systems
Question #3
A  it suggests that x depending on the changes of y.
B  it shows 8 is intercept for the linear equation
C  it shows that its slope is equal to 8.
D  it’s a non-linear equation.
E  it suggests that it’s a time-series analysis
Question #4
A  y is the intercept for the linear slope
B  b=change of y over change of x.
C  m=change of y over change of x.
D  y is an independent variable
E  b is an independent variable
Question #5
A  study money
B  study recession and boom
C  study how to efficiently allocate scare resources to maximize societal goals.
D  study the market changes
E  study supply and demand
Question #6
A  determining whether the government should reduce poverty 
B  determining the best level of immigration into the country 
C  determining whether too many luxury goods are being produced 
D  determining the impact of government spending on the actual level of total employment 
E  determining the ideal level of immigration to the country 
Question #7
A  increasing in monetary cost
B  increasing in market price 
C  increase in demand
D  increasing opportunity cost
E  rising in resource (input) prices 
Question #8
A  an increase in total production in the United States
B  a drop in the nation’s unemployment rate
C  an increase in the price of the Ford Focus GT
D  a general rise in national interest rates
E  a drop in inflation
Question #9
A  when an individual obtains more of a good, he may not be fully satisfied 
B  costs of production are sky rocketing 
C  to produce more of one thing, we must produce more of everything 
D  to produce more of one thing, we must produce less of something else
Question #10
A  tradition 
B  economic planning
C  prices 
D  voter consensus 
E  government decree 
Question #11
A  prices determine both what firms produce and what consumers buy 
B  the government, producers, and consumers work together and allocate resources while prices allocate goods and services 
C  prices determine what consumers buy while the government determines what firms produce 
D  the government allocates resources while prices allocate goods and services 
E  prices determine what firms produce while the government determines what consumers buy 
Question #12
A  an increase in the price of used college textbooks 
B  a decrease in the wealth of college students 
C  a decrease in the population of college students 
D  a decrease in the price of new college textbooks 
Question #13
A  the market will not be able to approach equilibrium 
B  the problem of scarcity has been solved in that market 
C  the entire supply curve must shift to the left in order to attain equilibrium 
D  the current price exceeds the equilibrium price 
Question #14
A  determining whether the government should reduce poverty 
B  determining the best level of immigration into the country 
C  determining whether too many luxury goods are being produced 
D  determining the impact of government spending on the actual level of total employment 
Question #15
A  the demand curve typically slopes upward; the supply curve typically slopes downward 
B  both the demand and supply curves typically slope downward 
C  the demand curve typically slopes downward; the supply curve typically slopes upward
D  both the demand and supply curve typically slope upward 
Question #16
A  quantity supplied equals quantity demanded 
B  supply follows demand 
C  price and quantity supplied are inversely related 
D  price and quantity supplied are directly related 
Question #17
A  increase in the demand for orange juice 
B  increase in the demand for cranberry juice 
C  increase in the quantity demanded of orange juice 
D  decrease in the quantity demanded of cranberry juice 
Question #18
A  they both usually slope downward 
B  they both usually slope upward 
C  neither of them is influenced by the size of the population 
D  they both show a relationship between quantity and price 
Question #19
A  increase in supply 
B  increase in quantity supplied 
C  increase in demand 
D  increase in quantity demanded 
Question #20
A  what we gain in the process of consumption 
B  limited to the out-of-pocket cost incurred 
C  what is sacrificed to pursue that action 
D  irrelevant to economic theory