Exam 1: Exploring Economics
Exam 1: Exploring Economics286 Questions
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All of the following involve thinking at the margin,EXCEPT:
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Figure: Interpreting Equations on a Graph
-(Figure: Interpreting Equations on a Graph)The graph illustrates:

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The idea that wants are virtually unlimited but the resources to meet those wants are limited is called:
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A graph of a business cycle that plots output on the vertical axis and quarters of a year on the horizontal axis is an example of a:
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Much of economic analysis is directed toward ensuring an efficient allocation of resources.
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When consumers have no choice but to buy from one firm (local utility,etc. ):
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Opportunity cost involves nonmonetary costs rather than monetary costs.
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Rational behavior requires "thinking at the margin." Which of the following is an example of this type of thinking?
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Economists never assume that people respond to economic incentives.
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Which topic is MOST likely to be studied in a macroeconomics course?
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Thinking at the margin is defined as maximizing a firm's or individual's well-being.
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Employers give full-time employees that have been on the job more than three years employee stock options.This is an example of:
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Titles,labels for axes,and a statement of how the data are measured help with the interpretation of graphs.
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