A) product; financial
B) resource; product
C) product; resource
D) capital; product
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A) expand as resources move toward industry Y.
B) contract as resources move toward industry Y.
C) contract as resources move away from industry Y.
D) expand as resources move away from industry Y.
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A) the flow of labor and other resources.
B) the flow of goods and services.
C) business spending revenues.
D) money incomes and consumer spending.
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A) incentive problem under central planning.
B) self-sufficiency dilemma under communism.
C) resource overcommitment problem under communism.
D) coordination problem under central planning.
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A) the diffusion of economic power limits its potential abuse.
B) any given product can be purchased at a wide range of prices.
C) contractual agreements among individual firms are restricted and avoided.
D) a few large, dominant sellers are constantly jostling for market share.
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A) government prescribes the market prices for goods and services.
B) prices provide important signals to buyers and sellers.
C) the allocation of resources is determined by their prices.
D) the actions of buyers and sellers establish a product's price.
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A) businesses borrow financial capital from households.
B) businesses sell services to households.
C) households sell resources to businesses.
D) firms sell raw materials to households.
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A) market failures imply the need for a national economic plan.
B) big businesses are inherently more efficient than small businesses.
C) the competitiveness of a capitalistic market economy invariably diminishes over time.
D) assuming competition, private and public interests will coincide.
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A) money is not an effective tool for exchange in a market system.
B) there is an active role for government, even in a market system.
C) individuals and firms should strive to be self-sufficient rather than specialize.
D) command systems are superior to market systems in the allocation of resources.
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A) the willingness and ability of consumers to pay the prices.
B) whoever needs the goods and services the most.
C) whoever has the closest connection to firms and the government.
D) a random factor that is almost impossible to predict.
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A) incentive problem under central planning.
B) coordination problem under central planning.
C) self-sufficiency dilemma under communism.
D) resource overcommitment problem under communism.
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True/False
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A) positive revenues.
B) positive costs.
C) TC < TR.
D) TC > TR.
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A) private ownership of capital and other resources
B) competition and decentralized decisions regarding production and consumption
C) reliance on market forces to coordinate economic activity
D) prevention of firms from exposing themselves to financial risk
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A) consumer sovereignty.
B) the invisible hand.
C) derived demand.
D) creative destruction.
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A) away from the expanding industry toward the contracting one.
B) across industries, driven by the changes in resource prices paid by firms.
C) toward the industry where the product demand is declining.
D) because resource allocation will have to equalize between the two industries.
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A) freedom of choice
B) competition in product and resource markets
C) consumer sovereignty
D) lack of incentives to produce new products
E) profit as a success indicator
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A) self-interest.
B) private property.
C) competition.
D) freedom of enterprise and choice.
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A) alter the profits or losses received by suppliers of product X.
B) cause a reallocation of scarce resources.
C) cause some industries to expand and others to contract.
D) do all the things mentioned in the other answers.
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