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Your lecturer changes the penalty for cheating on exams from getting a 0 on the exam to getting an F in the course. Your lecturer has
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Choices that are best for the society as a whole are choices in pursuit of
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'Lower ticket prices would lead to more people attending football games.' This statement is a:
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Which of the following is an example of a normative statement?
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-In the diagram above, which figure(s) show(s) no relationship between the variables?

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Economics is best defined as the social science that studies
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A graph shows the price of a kilo of cucumbers on the vertical axis and the quantity of new cars sold by Honda on the horizontal axis. The price of a kilo of cucumbers remains constant as the quantity of new cars sold increases. The graph of these data is a
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In examining two variables, we find that as one variable changes, the other changes. These variables are said to be
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To show how a variable ________, we typically use a ________.
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A graph shows the average ATAR scores for males and females in 20192. The kind of graph used to show these data would be a
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The statement that 'increases in the tax on petrol increase the price of petrol' is an example of which of the following?
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Which of the following statements best describes the study of economics?
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-The above figure shows the relationship between the price of a slice of pizza and how many slices of pizza Ricardo buys in a week. Between points A and B, the slope of the line is ________ the slope of the line between points B and C.

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As the number of days without rain increases, the amount of wheat grown per acre declines. A graph showing this relationship shows
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A graph shows that the number of Australian tourists visiting a Caribbean island increases as the temperature in southern Australia falls. The graph shows
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Which of the following is a microeconomic topic?
i. K-Mart's decision to close stores that are not making a profit.
ii. Bunning's choice to hire more full-time employees because its sales increased.
iii. Virgin Airlines changes its fares.
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