Exam 1: Introducing the Economic Way of Thinking

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The Latin expression Ceteris paribus means:

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The basic difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics is:

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Entrepreneurs can delegate every one of the following tasks to labor except:

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Positive economics is a(n):

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Microeconomics and macroeconomics use different types of analysis.

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Economics is the study of decisions made necessary by the problem of unlimited wants and limited means to satisfy them.

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A model is defined as a:

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The definition of a model is a:

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A positive economic statement simply describes what is.

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An analysis of IBM's pricing decisions would be classified as a macroeconomic study.

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A positive economic statement must be verifiable.

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Which of the following is a statement of positive economics?

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In a congressional debate about agricultural price supports, senators, members of congress, and other experts made the following four statements. Which of these is a normative statement?

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Which of the following is a normative economic statement?

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The person who assumes the risks and uncertainties of starting a new business is considered to be:

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Which of the following is the best example of a microeconomic topic?

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The perpetual state of insufficiency of resources to satisfy people's unlimited wants is:

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Financial capital by itself is not a factor of production; instead it is only a paper claim on economic capital.

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To abstract from reality in an economic model means that:

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The perpetual problem in economics is:

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