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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Chapter 2 Practice Quiz

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

Question #1
An irrigation system is installed on a farm in North Dakota. This is an example of which factor of production?
A  labor
B  physical capital
C  human capital
D  land
Question #2
All of the following are examples of physical capital EXCEPT
A  a hydroelectric power plant.
B  company stocks and bonds.
C  buildings.
D  machinery.
Question #3
The law of increasing opportunity cost implies that
A  the production possibilities curve will be a straight line.
B  the society will be producing on its production possibilities curve.
C  producing additional units of one good results in increasing amounts of lost output of the other good.
D  producing additional units of one good results in proportionately smaller reductions in output of the other good.
Question #4
Opportunity cost is defined as
A  the return from a given unit of labor.
B  the value of the output currently received by an individual or a corporation.
C  the least-costly means to produce output.
D  the value of the next-best alternative that must be sacrificed to attain a want.
Question #5
In constructing a production possibilities curve, all of the following are assumed EXCEPT
A  the quantity and quality of resources being used is fixed.
B  the state of technology is improving.
C  resources are fully employed.
Question #6
If a person can make $70,000 as an accountant, $60,000 as a chef, $20,000 as a mechanic, and nothing as an opera singer, he or she has a comparative advantage in
A  accounting.
B  opera singing.
C  being a mechanic.
D  being a chef.
Question #7
Economic growth can be pictured in a production possibilities curve diagram by
A  making the production possibilities curve less bowed out.
B  shifting the production possibilities curve in.
C  making the production possibilities curve more bowed out.
D  shifting the production possibilities curve out.
Question #8
Samia has decided that with the two hours in between classes she can do one of 3 things. She has ranked her choices, from highest to lowest as, (1) chat with her friends, (2) study economics or (3) take a nap. The opportunity cost of chatting with her friends is
A  zero since she does not pay her friends to talk to her.
B  the combined value of studying economics and taking a nap.
C  the value of chatting with her friends.
D  the value of studying economics, the next best use of time.
Question #9
If a CEO can type faster than her secretary, then
A  the CEO should still continue performing CEO duties since the CEO has a comparative advantage in management, and the secretary should continue typing.
B  the CEO should still continue performing CEO duties as well as typing since he has a comparative advantage in both management, and typing.
C  the CEO has a comparative advantage in typing.
D  the CEO has neither a comparative advantage in typing, nor in management.
Question #10
In economic terminology, when a resource is used to produce output it is referred to as
A  a fifth element.
B  an intangible.
C  a service.
D  a factor of production.
Question #11
Which of the following statements is FALSE about opportunity cost?
A  Cost is always foregone opportunity.
B  Opportunity cost exists only for goods with monetary values.
C  Opportunity cost is the next best alternative.
D  John wants a burger and fries. The concept of opportunity cost applies even though he has enough funds to buy both.
Question #12
When a society takes increasing amounts of resources and applies them to the production of a specific good, resulting in increasing opportunity costs for each additional unit produced, which of the following applies?
A  the law of demand
B  the law of supply
C  the law of increasing additional costs
D  the law of scarcity
Question #13
Suppose an acre of land yields 100 bushels of corn and that one bushel of corn provides enough seed for one-quarter of an acre of land. The opportunity cost of consuming another 100 bushels of corn today is
A  25 bushels of corn next year.
B  2.5 bushels of corn next year.
C  10 bushels of corn next year.
D  100 bushels of corn next year.
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