Exam 1: Introduction: What Is Economics

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An example of analysis that involves variables and how they affect one another would include the relationship of the price of CDs to the quantity of CDs purchased.

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There is a negative relationship between two variables if the two variables:

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If you use the midpoint method to describe the change in the number of lanes from 1 to 2,then the percent change you would calculate is:

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A student has a D grade average in her accounting course and a B grade average in her economics course.She decides to study an extra hour for her accounting exam and one less hour for her economics exam hoping to improve her accounting grade while not hurting her economics grade.This is an example of:

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When a student is thinking at the margin,he analyzes how many more points he would get on his economics final exam if he devotes one more hour for studying.

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  Figure 1.1 -Refer to Figure 1.1.The relationship between hours worked and income,as shown by the graph in Figure 1.1 is: Figure 1.1 -Refer to Figure 1.1.The relationship between hours worked and income,as shown by the graph in Figure 1.1 is:

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To think at the margin means to consider:

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Using assumptions to make things simpler and focus attention on what really matters is like using a road map to plan a trip.

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Scarcity can best be defined as a situation in which:

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Markets do not determine the quantity of goods sold,only the price.

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Imagine that an upward sloping line is depicted in a graph with income per week on the y-axis and hours worked per week on the x-axis.From the graph,we can conclude that:

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Economists will never reach the same conclusions in their positive analyses.

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Ceteris paribus is the Latin expression meaning:

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According to the Application,giving subsidies for the purchase of hybrid vehicles was the most efficient way for the government to reduce CO2 emissions.

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Explain three ways we can use microeconomics analysis.

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Microeconomic analysis can be used to:

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Economics tells us what to choose given the tradeoffs.

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Economics is best defined as the study of:

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Economists have found that as a nation's economy grows:

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Which of the following did NOT directly cause the worldwide recession in 2007-2008?

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