Exam 3: The Fundamental Economic Problem: Scarcity and Choice
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Carefully define the following terms and explain their importance to the study of economics.
a.resources
b.rational decision
c.scarcity
d.opportunity cost
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The principle of comparative advantage helps explain trade between nations.
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Karl Marx was critical of markets on the grounds that they are not efficient.
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Figure 3-1
-The shape of the production possibilities frontier in Figure 3-1 implies that

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Which of the following events create an outward shift of the production possibilities curve?
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According to Baumol and Blinder,recognition of the usefulness of markets
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If you discover that the opportunity cost of raising your economics grade is zero,you
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In a market economy,government decides the answers to the three economic decisions.
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In terms of the production possibilities diagram,the principle of increasing cost simply asserts that the frontier is
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If Japan and the United States engage in trade,and Japan gains as a result of the trade,does that mean the United States has lost in some manner?
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Scarcity of resources implies that people must make decisions consistent with the means they have available to them.
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In early 1996,the upper Midwest suffered record cold,with wind chills of fifty degrees below zero or worse.Yet,grocery stores stocked fresh citrus fruit (obviously not grown locally).Why did grocers stock the fruit?
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According to the principle of increasing costs,as the production of one good expands,the opportunity cost of producing another unit of the good tends to increase.
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As the term "opportunity cost" is defined in the text,the opportunity cost of going to college includes
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What mechanism assures that producers use inputs efficiently?
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Economics examines the options open to households,business firms,governments,and entire societies by the limited resources at their command.
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Since it spent over $3.6 trillion in 2010,opportunity cost was not an issue for the U.S.government.
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