Exam 2: Scarcity and Opportunity Costs
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Figure 1.3
-Which economic concept is the closest to the saying "There's no free lunch"?
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The figure given below represents the PPC in two nations - Germany and Korea, producing only two goods, cars and food.Figure 2.4
-An economy's PPC illustrates the extent to which the economy consumes what it produces.
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The figure given below represents the production possibilities curves [PPC] of a country producing wine and cars.Figure 2.1
-Refer to Figure 2.1. Identify the correct statement.
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The figure given below represents the PPC in two nations - Germany and Korea, producing only two goods, cars and food.Figure 2.4
-It has been generally observed that most trade in the world occurs between a developed and a less-developed nation rather than between industrial or developed nations.
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The table given below represents the output per hour of cookies and chilies in Ohio and Iowa.Table 2.4
-Refer to Table 2.4. If the countries were to engage in trade, what would be the most Ohio would be willing to pay for 1 chili?
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Given below is the production possibilities schedule for a small island nation in South Pacific that produces capital and consumer goods.Table 2.3
-People (and all resources):
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Figure 1.3
-Nicky makes $25,000 a year as a sales clerk. He then decides to quit his job to enter a MBA program full-time (assume Nicky doesn't work in the summer or hold any part-time jobs). His tuition, books, living expenses, and fees total $15,000 a year. Given this information, the annual total cost of Nicky's MBA studies is:
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Following is the production possibilities schedule for an economy producing two goods, Good A and Good B.Table 2.1
-Which of the following is an assumption made while constructing a production possibilities frontier [PPF]?
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The table given below represents butter and ham production by two countries Norway and Sweden.Table 2.5
-A world-renowned brain surgeon can type twice as fast as her secretarial assistant. Which of the following statements is true in this situation?
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The figure given below represents the PPC in two nations - Germany and Korea, producing only two goods, cars and food.Figure 2.4
-If an individual can produce a good or service with a lower opportunity cost than another individual, then he or she is said to have the comparative advantage.
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The figure given below represents an economy producing corn and planes under different economic situations.Figure 2.2
-Refer to Figure 2.2. If there is an increase in the effectiveness of pesticides, which of the following graph(s) will represent(s) the resulting shift in the production possibilities curve [PPC]?
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The figure given below represents the production possibilities curve for goods and services in an economy.Figure 2.3
-Refer to Figure 2.3. The movement from Curve X to Curve Y indicates a(n):
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The table given below represents butter and ham production by two countries Norway and Sweden.Table 2.5
-Economists refer to the ability of one person or nation to do something with a lower opportunity cost than another as _____.
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The figure given below represents an economy producing corn and planes under different economic situations.Figure 2.2
-Consider a PPC with automobiles on the vertical axis and cotton on the horizontal axis. The discovery of a new fertilizer that improves crop yield will shift:
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The table given below represents the output per hour of cookies and chilies in Ohio and Iowa.Table 2.4
-Refer to Table 2.4. The opportunity cost of a chili in Ohio is:
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The table given below represents butter and ham production by two countries Norway and Sweden.Table 2.5
-According to Table 2.5, Norway has a comparative advantage in the production of _____ and an absolute advantage in the production of _____.
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Following is the production possibilities schedule for an economy producing two goods, Good A and Good B.Table 2.1
-Refer to Table 2.1. Identify the correct statement.
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Following is the production possibilities schedule for an economy producing two goods, Good A and Good B.Table 2.1
-Given a production possibilities curve for defense goods and non-defense goods, which of the following is not true?
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The figure given below represents the PPC in two nations - Germany and Korea, producing only two goods, cars and food.Figure 2.4
-There is no cost of using your own savings in your business.
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The figure given below represents an economy producing corn and planes under different economic situations.Figure 2.2
-Which of the following will bring about an inward shift of a production possibilities curve [PPC]?
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