Exam 1: Getting Started
Exam 1: Getting Started337 Questions
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Of the three major economic questions,which of the following is the best example of a "How?" question?
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Increasing income tax rates will solve the "social security time bomb issue" is an example of
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In economics,cost is measured as ________,and benefit is measured as ________.
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Explain whether the statement "The government should increase tariffs on Japanese cars to protect the American car industry from competition," is a normative or positive statement.
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A time series graph reveals whether there is a ________ ,which represents ________.
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What are the two different types of relationships that variables can have? Explain each.What do these relationships look like when they are graphed?
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As the price of home heating oil rises,families buy less home heating oil.Hence a scatter diagram with the price of home heating oil on the vertical axis and the quantity purchased on the horizontal axis reveals a ________ relationship.
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"The change in the value of the variable measured on the y-axis divided by the change in the value of the variable measured on the x-axis" is the definition of
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As a person increases his or her caloric intake,the person's weight increases,ceteris paribus.The relationship between the person's caloric intake and the person's weight is an example of
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-The figure above shows the relationship between the time a student spends studying and the student's GPA that semester.The slope of the relationship at point A ________ the slope at point B.

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