Exam 2: The Economic Way of Thinking
Exam 1: The Role and Method of Economics235 Questions
Exam 2: The Economic Way of Thinking152 Questions
Exam 3: Supply and Demand252 Questions
Exam 4: Using Supply and Demand248 Questions
Exam 5: Market Failure and Public Choice206 Questions
Exam 6: Production and Costs177 Questions
Exam 7: Firms in Competitive Markets200 Questions
Exam 8: Monopoly162 Questions
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Exam 11: Introduction to Macroeconomics: Unemployment, Inflation, and Economic Fluctuations151 Questions
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Exam 17: Issues in Macroeconomic Theory and Policy105 Questions
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The following table shows the marginal benefit to a consumer of DVD rentals. DVD rentals per month Marginal Benefit (in dollars) 1 \ 8.50 2 \ 7.50 3 \ 6.50 4 \ 5.50 5 \ 4.50 6 \ 3.50 7 \ 2.50 8 \ 1.50 If the price of a DVD rental is $4, a consumer following the rule of rational choice will rent:
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The price of a ticket to the latest Broadway musical is $80.You will purchase a ticket if:
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The marginal benefit to Lasca of weekend vacations during the year at a local resort are given by the following schedule: Number of Weekend Vacations Marginal Beneft 1 \ 600 2 \ 550 3 \ 475 4 \ 325 5 \ 250 6 \ 180 If the marginal cost of a weekend vacation at the local resort is constant and equal to $350, how many weekends at the local resort is Lasca likely to enjoy?
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Trent decides to spend an hour playing basketball rather than studying.His opportunity cost is:
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The following table shows the marginal benefit to an individual of consuming pints of beer. Pints af beer Marginal Benefit 1 \ 7.00 2 \ 5.00 3 \ 3.00 4 \ 2.00 5 \ 1.00 6 \ 0.50 7 -\ 1.00 If the price of each pint is $4.00 at this establishment, a rational consumer would purchase
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If race-car driving is dangerous, why would any rational person choose to be a race-car driver?
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"If the price of wine increases, the quantity purchased will increase." Is this a positive or a normative economic statement? Explain your answer.
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If a student enrolls in an additional course at the university, an economist would conclude that:
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An entrepreneur organizes the other factors of production and bears the business risk.
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Thelma, with no money in her bank account, estimates that there is a 25% chance that she will get caught stealing a Porsche.According to an economist, it may be rational for Thelma to steal the Porsche if:
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Possibility A Econamics History I 94 76 II 87 84 III 77 9!
-Refer to Table 2-A.A student has only a few hours to prepare for two different exams this afternoon.The above table shows alternative possible exam scores with three alternative uses of the student's time.The opportunity cost of scoring a 94 on the economics exam rather than a 77 is:
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Economic models are of limited use since they cannot be tested empirically.
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When two variables repeatedly change at the same time, there must be a causal relationship between them.
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"Ceteris paribus" is a Latin expression that means "holding everything else constant."
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Mike is able to complete a tax return in two hours earning a fee of $100.As an alternative, he could pitch in at a volunteer car wash washing four cars in one hour.His roommate Joe would take four hours to complete a tax return earning a $100 fee and also can wash four cars in one hour.Both individuals could benefit if
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Lance's boss offers him twice his usual wage rate to work tonight instead of taking his girlfriend on a romantic date.This offer will likely:
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The opportunity cost of attending a university for a year is measured by:
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According to the rule of rational choice, an individual will undertake an activity as long as:
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Rational individuals act to advance their own self-interest; therefore, charitable giving must constitute irrational behavior.
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