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Quiz 1

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

Question #1
The house that Jeanne inherited from her mother can rent for $2000/month, but Jeanne decides to allow her brother to stay there for only half of that. This decision carried with it a
A  $1000 per month monetary and $1000 per month opportunity cost.
B  zero monetary cost but a $1000 per month opportunity cost.
C  $1000 per month monetary cost but a $2000 per month opportunity cost.
Question #2
Making an economically rational decision requires
A  always considering the long-run.
B  equal consideration for your own and others’ welfare
C  considering all prospective marginal benefits and marginal costs to oneself.
Question #3
Rational decision-making considers all of the following except
A  monetary costs.
B  opportunity costs.
C  sunk costs.
Question #4
Normative statements are based upon
A  facts.
B  conjecture.
C  value judgements.
Question #5
Identify the normative statement(s) among the following statement(s).,,
A  College tuition is higher for out-of-state students than it is for in-state students.
B  College tuition is not high enough.
C  College tuition is too high.
Question #6
The agricultural extension agent told the farmer that one more crop-dusting will likely add a ton of additional wheat to the harvest. The rational farmer then calculated the selling price of a ton of wheat, since he would decide to crop-dust again if and only if
A  the marginal benefit is greater than the marginal cost of an additional crop-dusting.
B  the total benefits from all crop-dustings is greater than the the total cost of all crop-dustings.
C  the additional crops grown from one more crop-dusting (the marginal product) is rising.
Question #7
Identify the macroeconomic issue among the following statements.
A  The electric bill is higher this month.
B  The average cost of producing electricity nationally is rising.
C  Our family business costs will rise due to higher electric rates.
Question #8
Due to limits on our time, money, and effort, we are best off when we allocate those things…
A  with the objective of maximizing profit.
B  according to what society as a whole would want.
C  by constantly assessing the opportunity costs of our choices.
Question #9
The advantages that society gains through trade lie in the ability to,,
A  refine tasks associated with production.
B  specialize resources to the uses where opportunity cost is minimized.
C  attain absolute advantage in our trade with other nations.
Question #10
Natural resources, or land, can include the fertility of the land, minerals below it, and what other aspects?
A  human capital resources
B  livestock
C  human resources
Question #11
Society gains advantages through trade because of its ability to,,
A  specialize resources to the uses where opportunity cost is minimized.
B  attain absolute advantage in our trade with other nations.
C  refine tasks associated with production.
Question #12
Land, or natural resources, include(s) the fertility of the land, minerals below it, and________?
A  human resources
B  human capital resources
C  wind and sun
Question #13
Financial capital, like money, is simply a tool. Once financial capital is converted to economic capital (invested), it produces a resource that is
A  profitable.
B  expensive.
C  productive.
Question #14
The distinguishing feature of economic capital (as opposed to financial capital, like money) is that it is
A  productive.
B  profitable.
C  expensive.
Question #15
Given that spending for a certain household will always include a base amount of $1000/month, and that additional spending is equal to half of any income earned, we can predict household spending with a model y=b+mx, where
A  x represents spending.
B  y represents spending.
C  b represents spending.
Question #16
Lynne sat down to calculate the economic equation, y=12+7×18, for her economics course. What should she remember to do in order to find Y?
A  Multiple and divide from right to left.
B  Follow the correct order of operations.
C  Start with the first variable of the equation.
Question #17
If a data line on a graph has a slope of zero it means there
A  are two variables that are negatively related.
B  is no relationship between x and y.
C  is a constant relationship between x and y.
Question #18
If a graph data line indicates that there is a zero slope, this means there
A  is no relationship between x and y.
B  is a constant relationship between x and y.
C  are two variables that are negatively related.
Question #19
The circular flow diagram demonstrates
A  mathematical equations.
B  a trade-off that scarcity imposes.
C  a direct relationship between groups in an economy.
Question #20
The nature of the relationships between variables can be expressed by way of,,
A  mathematical equations.
B  analyzing the data.
C  graphs.
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