Exam 2: Scarcity, Choice, and Economic Systems
Exam 1: What is Economics?172 Questions
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Exam 5: What Macroeconomics Tries to Explain106 Questions
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Productive inefficiency could arise from
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Suppose that an economy produces civilian goods and military goods.If technological breakthroughs increase its ability to produce military goods,then
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-Assume that U.S.agricultural land is used either to raise cattle for beef or to grow wheat.Figure 2-2 represents the production possibility frontier for beef and wheat.What is assumed constant as the economy moves from point F to point G?

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-Assume that the publishing industry produces novels and textbooks,as shown in the production possibilities frontier in Figure 2-9.Moving from point H to G,the opportunity cost of those five additional textbooks equals

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By better utilizing existing resources,an economy can produce at a point outside of its current production possibilities frontier.
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World War II led to a dramatic increase in economic growth in the United States because
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If Pat can produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than Chris can,then
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Assume that U.S.agricultural land is used either to raise cotton for clothing or to grow wheat.Agricultural researchers develop a new wheat hybrid that is more resistant to drought and insects.What effect will this have on the production possibilities frontier for cotton and wheat?
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-Which production possibilities frontier(s)in Figure 2-4 depict(s)a situation in which all resources are perfect substitutes in production?

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Figure 2-10
-Consider the production possibilities frontier for food and clothing in Figure 2-10.A movement from point J to point K could be caused by

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If the U.S.government decides to distribute surplus cheese to food banks for the homeless,the government is addressing the question of
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Fiejura 2-11 Jails Fetched Jack Jill Per Hau Boards Sawed 20 4 Per Hau 10 8
-According to the information in Figure 2-11,
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All of the following,except one,help explain why specialization leads to greater production than is otherwise possible.Which is the exception?
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Under a market system of resource allocation,the most important limitations on individual freedom of action are imposed by
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-Figure 2-5 shows five different points along the production possibilities frontier for a country that produces rockets and cruise ships.If the country is currently operating at point C and decided to move to point B,

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-Assume that U.S.agricultural land is used either to raise cattle for beef or to grow wheat.Figure 2-2 represents the production possibility frontier for beef and wheat.Between points F and G,the opportunity cost increasing wheat by two bushels equals

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An economic system in which resources are privately owned and allocated by the market is called
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