Exam 2: Measuring Macroeconomic Performance: Saving and Wealth
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The following table describes Buffy's abilities to produce either weapons or food each hour.
-The data indicate that it takes Buffy __________ minutes to produce a weapon and __________ minutes to produce a unit of food.

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In terms of the production possibilities curve,productive efficiency is represented by
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The following table describes Buffy's abilities to produce either weapons or food each hour.
-The opportunity cost of an extra unit of food is

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For a nation that finds it has a comparative advantage in producing good Z,it is likely that the size of the comparative advantage will
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Point G is a(n)__________ point in relation to the production possibilities curve.
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If the production possibilities curve is smoothly bowed out (concave to the origin),the underlying economy is probably a
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Suppose that a further increase in specialization allows a country to increase total output by 10% but,afterward,it was discovered that work absenteeism increased by 30%.This is likely an example of
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Refer to the graph below.As you move from point B to point A, 

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Refer to the graph below.Given Mary and Paul's production possibilities tables for answering economics and math problems,which curve represents their combined production possibilities curve if they take advantage of their comparative advantages?



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To say that an individual possesses an absolute advantage in the production of software means that he
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An isolated economy has ____________ possibilities for specialization when compared to the possibilities available to an easily accessible economy.
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Economic growth can generally be represented by _______________ the production possibilities curve.
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-Sam's opportunity cost of producing an extra pair of pants is

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If you move from a point on the production possibilities curve to a point inside the production possibilities curve,it follows that
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-Which of the following statements is the most appropriate?

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