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Quiz 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  empirically verifiable by checking economic data
B  an incorrect positive statement
C  a positive statement
D  an indisputable statistical fact
E  a normative statement
Question #3
A  suggests that consumers become less fashionable for those goods.
B  does not apply to goods traded in competitive markets
C  shows that the quantity demanded is inversely related to price
D  suggests that most goods are normal goods
E  suggests that those goods are inferior goods
Question #4
A  both the demand and supply curve typically slope upward
B  both the demand and supply curves typically slope downward
C  the demand curve typically slopes downward; the supply curve typically slopes upward
D  the demand curve typically slopes upward; the supply curve typically slopes downward
Question #5
A  a normative statement
B  a positive statement
C  a political statement
D  macroeconomic observation
E  a financial statement
Question #6
A  demand for good X will decrease
B  market price for good X will rise
C  market price for good X will decrease
D  demand for good X will increase
Question #7
A  neither of them is influenced by the size of the population
B  they both usually slope downward
C  they both usually slope upward
D  they both show a relationship between quantity and price
Question #8
A  shortages.
B  surpluses.
C  a new market equilibrium.
D  a greater number of exchanges.
Question #9
A  a decrease in the price of steel
B  an increase in the U.S. population
C  increased prices of other Ford models
D  an increase in buyers’ incomes
E  increase in price of similar model produced by Chevy and Dodge
Question #10
A  the supply curve usually slopes upward
B  the law of demand applies to most markets
C  the demand curve usually slopes downward
D  technical inefficiency would not exist in the long run
Question #11
A  price and quantity will rise
B  quantity will fall, but price may rise or fall
C  price will rise and quantity will fall
D  price and quantity will fall
E  price will fall and quantity will rise
Question #12
A  to produce more of one thing, we must produce less of something else
B  to produce more of one thing, we must produce more of everything
C  costs of production are sky rocketing
D  when an individual obtains more of a good, he may not be fully satisfied
Question #13
A  prices determine what consumers buy while the government determines what firms produce
B  prices determine what firms produce while the government determines what consumers buy
C  the government allocates resources while prices allocate goods and services
D  the government, producers, and consumers work together and allocate resources while prices allocate goods and services
E  prices determine both what firms produce and what consumers buy
Question #14
A  increase in demand, with supply constant
B  decrease in supply and demand together
C  rise in supply and demand together
D  decrease in demand, with supply constant
E  increase in supply, with demand constant
Question #15
A  determining whether the government should reduce poverty
B  determining whether too many luxury goods are being produced
C  determining the impact of government spending on the actual level of total employment
D  determining the best level of immigration into the country
Question #16
A  increase in quantity demanded
B  rise in resource input prices
C  decrease in the number of firms in the market
D  increase in price
Question #17
A  economic growth and GDP
B  individual decision-makers.
C  how firms maximize profit.
D  economic history.
E  economy-wide phenomena.
Question #18
A  economic growth.
B  recession and unemployment
C  opportunity cost.
D  supply and demand.
E  tradeoffs.
Question #19
A  only if the family is not in economic competition with other families.
B  by allowing the family to buy a greater variety of goods and services at a lower cost.
C  by allowing each person to specialize in the activities he or she does best.
D  Both a and b are correct.
E  All of the above are correct.