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A) bowed outward indicating increasing opportunity costs.
B) bowed outward indicating decreasing opportunity costs.
C) a straight line indicating constant opportunity costs.
D) bowed inward indicating increasing opportunity costs.
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A) conducting laboratory experiments.
B) relying upon the scientific method.
C) analyzing available data.
D) formulating theories about economic events.
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A) it is not using all of its resources.
B) it is not using the most efficient production process.
C) it does not have the resources and technology to produce that level of output.
D) consumers don't want that many forks and knives.
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A) omitted variables.
B) bias.
C) reverse causality.
D) government propaganda.
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A) positive statements.
B) claims about how the world is.
C) normative statements.
D) descriptive statements.
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A) The United States should eliminate agricultural subsidies.
B) The United States should implement universal healthcare for its citizens.
C) A large federal budget deficit has an adverse effect on the economy.
D) Fiscal policy has a significant stimulative impact on a less than fully employed economy.
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