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Exam 1

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

Question #1
A  self check out stands reduce the need for cashiers
B  an increase in demand for solar panels leads to an increase in demand for solar panel installers
C  online banking reduces the demand for bankers
D  an increase in demand for coffee leads to an increase in demand for coffee baristas
Question #2
A  the supply of labor exceeds the demand for labor
B  the demand for labor exceeds the supply of labor
C  the demand for labor is equal to the supply of labor
D  the supply of labor is less than the demand for labor
Question #3
A  prices rise and quantity decreases
B  prices fall and quantity decreases
C  prices rise and quantity increases
D  prices fall and quantity increases
Question #4
A  firms
B  households
C  both firms and households
D  government
Question #5
A  not feasible, but efficient
B  feasible, but inefficient
C  not feasible
D  feasible and efficient
Question #6
A  demand equals supply
B  There is excess supply
C  supply exceeds demand
D  There is excess demand
Question #7
A  command
B  market
C  traditional
D  underground
Question #8
A  a substitute
B  normal
C  inferior
D  a complement
Question #9
A  positive
B  normative
C  efficient
D  negative
Question #10
A  When the price of a good rises, quantity demanded rises
B  When the price of a good falls, quantity demanded falls
C  There is a positive relationship between price and quantity demanded
D  When the price of a good falls, quantity demanded rises
Question #12
A  the supply of labor is less than the demand for labor
B  the demand for labor is equal to the supply of labor
C  the demand for labor exceeds the supply of labor
D  the supply of labor exceeds the demand for labor
Question #13
A  As production of a good or service decreases, the marginal opportunity cost of producing it increases
B  As production of a good or service increases, the marginal opportunity cost of producing it decreases
C  As production of a good or service decreases, the marginal opportunity cost of producing it decreases
D  As production of a good or service increases, the marginal opportunity cost of producing it increases 
Question #14
A  a change in the price of the good
B  changes in preferences
C  changes in income
D  changes in input prices
Question #15
A  economies of scale
B  production possibilities frontier
C  division of labor
D  specialization
Question #16
A  fall, increases
B  rise, decreases
C  rise, increases
D  fall, decreases
Question #17
A  Adam Smith advocated for little government intervention
B  consumers and producers reach an efficient allocation of resources
C  consumers and producers are guided by self-interest
D  consumers and producers are not guided by self-interest
Question #18
A  wages fall and the quantity of labor decreases
B  wages rise and the quantity of labor decreases
C  wages fall and the quantity of labor increases
D  wages rise and the quantity of labor increases
Question #19
A  The satisfaction derived from consuming one more slice of pizza increases
B  The satisfaction derived from consuming one more slice of pizza rises
C  The satisfaction derived from consuming one more slice of pizza declines
D  The satisfaction derived from consuming one more slice of pizza is constant
Question #20
A  normal goods
B  substitutes
C  inferior goods
D  complements
Question #21
A  traditional
B  underground
C  market
D  command