Exam 1: What Is Economics

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  -The above table shows data on two variables. If these data were graphed, the slope of the line would be -The above table shows data on two variables. If these data were graphed, the slope of the line would be

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You have the choice of going on vacation to Florida for one week, staying at work for the week, or spending the week doing fix-up projects around your house. If you decide to go to Florida, the opportunity cost of the trip is

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"Ceteris paribus" refers to the idea that if more than two variables are graphed, only one variable must be held constant.

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Which of the following is NOT a normative statement?

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Entrepreneurs directly do all of the following except

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Two economists can agree that raising the minimum wage creates unemployment yet one might argue that raising the minimum wage is a good policy and the other that it is a bad policy. Why can this difference exist? Be sure to use the terms positive and normative in your answer.

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Making a choice at the margin means

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  -In the above, which figure shows a line with a slope of 1.0? -In the above, which figure shows a line with a slope of 1.0?

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  -In the figure above, the value on the x-axis increases as we move from -In the figure above, the value on the x-axis increases as we move from

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The slope of a line

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Scarcity affects only those who are in need.

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  -In the above figure, which of the graphs demonstrates a curve with a decreasing slope, that is, a slope getting smaller in magnitude as x increases? -In the above figure, which of the graphs demonstrates a curve with a decreasing slope, that is, a slope getting smaller in magnitude as x increases?

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  -If you study 3 hours for an exam, you can raise your score by 30 points. If you study for another 3 hours your score increases by 10 points. And if you study for another 3 hours, your score will increase by 5 more points. A graph displaying this relationship between the number of hours studied and your total exam score would show -If you study 3 hours for an exam, you can raise your score by 30 points. If you study for another 3 hours your score increases by 10 points. And if you study for another 3 hours, your score will increase by 5 more points. A graph displaying this relationship between the number of hours studied and your total exam score would show

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On the horizontal axis of a graph, generally

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  -If a graph shows a negative relationship between two variables which then becomes a positive relationship, this curve would -If a graph shows a negative relationship between two variables which then becomes a positive relationship, this curve would

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In terms of dollars, the marginal benefit of working five days a week instead of four days a week is

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A natural resource, such as fishing territories, is considered an example of

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Studying the effects choices have on the individual markets within the economy is part of

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Jed had an exam score of 50 percentage points. There is an extra credit assignment that Jed can complete that will raise his exam score by 20 percentage points. Jed has determined that the extra credit assignment will take 10 hours of his time. Jed will complete the assignment if he values the

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  -In the above figure, using the slope across an arc, the slope of the curve between points a and c is -In the above figure, using the slope across an arc, the slope of the curve between points a and c is

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