Exam 3: The Fundamental Economic Problem: Scarcity and Choice
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If the U.S.government decides to increase military spending,one opportunity cost will be lower spending on education.
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During World War II,Hitler would often order his army to hold a particular town or river "at all costs." Was this rational? If so,explain.If not,indicate which economic idea it violated.
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In terms of efficiency,any point on a production possibilities frontier is as good another.
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A typical economy produces thousands of different goods.Is it accurate to say that society faces a production possibilities frontier?
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The definition of efficiency implies that production is carried out on the production possibilities frontier.
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Opportunity cost is the combined value of all other alternatives that go unchosen.
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Why might the money price for something be higher than the opportunity cost? Why might it be lower? Give an example of each to illustrate your answer.
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If production involves increasing opportunity cost,then moving nearer the horizontal axis will increase the opportunity cost of
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Which of the following characteristics of a PPF indicates that tradeoffs must be made?
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Division of labor has caused output to rise dramatically since the industrial revolution.
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Figure 3-4
-Which of the following would make point Q in Figure 3-4 attainable?

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Explain the relationship between opportunity costs and money costs.Can they be treated as identical?
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For a given production possibilities frontier,which points are attainable?
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The principle of comparative advantage explains specialization and trade among countries but not among individuals.
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Both conservatives and liberals tend to approve of markets because
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