Exam 2: Scarcity and the World of Trade-Offs
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In economic terminology, the accumulated training and education that workers receive to increase their productivity is referred to as
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If a country's production possibilities curve gets more bowed out over time, it is an indication that
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If the production possibilities curve is a downward sloping straight line, then
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The above table shows the daily production possibilities for a bakery.
Currently the bakery bakes 60 pizzas and 180 loaves of bread, that is at alternative C.
-Using the above table but now the bakery bakes 30 pizzas and 240 loaves of bread (alternative
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Politicians often argue that a country's standard of living is reduced when it allows imports into the country. Offer an economically sound counter-argument.
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Which type of resource will improve through more education and training by workers?
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Whenever the economy is producing the maximum amount of goods given the level of technology and the amount of resources
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All of the following are economic resources, or factors of production EXCEPT
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-Refer to the above figure. Assume that only two goods can be produced in the economy. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
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Two factories make wooden chairs. If the workers in factory A make each chair from start to finish and the workers in factory B divide labor, one would assume
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-Which of the following would NOT allow society to move to point "h" in the above figure?
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Some resources are better suited to produce certain goods than other resources. This fact leads to
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-Based on the above figure, if countries "A" and "B" faced the production possibilities curves above, both countries would benefit if
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