Exam 1: What Is Economics

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Economic models

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    -The vertical axis of a graph shows only positive values.     -The vertical axis of a graph shows only positive values. -The vertical axis of a graph shows only positive values.

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  -The relationship between income and consumption illustrated in the figure above is -The relationship between income and consumption illustrated in the figure above is

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Which of the following questions is a topic that would be studied by microeconomics?

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As a curve approaches a maximum point, the slope will

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In economics we learn that

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On a graph showing the relationship between x and y, the ceteris paribus condition implies that

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Mark Zuckerberg believes everyone in the world should have Internet access.

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Scarcity exists because

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  -In the above figure, the relationship between the tax rate and tax revenue is positive and becoming less steep between tax rates of -In the above figure, the relationship between the tax rate and tax revenue is positive and becoming less steep between tax rates of

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The term "direct relationship" means the same as

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Suppose you plan to go to school this summer. The cost of tuition and textbooks is $1,400 and housing, board, and entertainment will cost you $500. If you didn't go to school, you'd live in your parents' house for free, but your other living expenses would be about the same. Also, if you didn't go to school you'd work full time and could earn $8,000. You can still work part time while attending the summer school, but you will earn only $3,000. a) What will the summer school cost you in terms of money explicitly paid? b) What are the opportunity costs of going to summer school that you don't pay explicitly? Explain. c) What is your total opportunity costs of going to school this summer? Explain your answer.

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Your employer has asked you to start working overtime and has offered to pay $18 per hour for every hour you work beyond forty hours a week. The wage rate for each of the first forty hours will continue to be the usual $15 per hour. In terms of dollars, what is the marginal benefit of working each hour of overtime?

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Economics can be defined as the social science that explains the ________.

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You decide to take a vacation and the trip costs you $2,000. While you are on vacation, you do not go to work where you could have earned $750. In terms of dollars, the opportunity cost of the vacation is

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Suppose that for the past two months, you have studied economics one hour a day. You now decide to study economics two hours a day. For the past two months

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Which of the following is a macroeconomic decision or concept?

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  -In the above figure, a negative relationship is demonstrated in which of the graphs? -In the above figure, a negative relationship is demonstrated in which of the graphs?

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  -A graph has a point that is either a maximum or a minimum. To the left of the point, the slope of relationship is positive. To the right of the point, the slope is negative. Is the point a maximum point or a minimum point? Be sure to draw a figure that supports your answer. -A graph has a point that is either a maximum or a minimum. To the left of the point, the slope of relationship is positive. To the right of the point, the slope is negative. Is the point a maximum point or a minimum point? Be sure to draw a figure that supports your answer.

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Which of the following is a normative statement?

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