Exam 3: Production Possibilities and Opportunity Cost

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Mikki decides to work five hours the night before her economics exam. She earns an extra $75, but her exam score is 10 points lower than it would have been had she stayed home and studied. Her opportunity cost of working more is the:

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A farmer is deciding whether or not to add fertiliser to his or her crops. If the farmer adds 1 kilogram of fertiliser per hectare, the value of the resulting crops rises from $80 to $100 per hectare. According to marginal analysis, the farmer should add fertiliser if it costs less than:

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When an economy's resources are not fully employed, then it must be true that the:

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Robinson Crusoe's decision to produce more capital goods and fewer consumer goods in a given period causes:

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Narrbegin Exhibit 2–9 Production possibilities frontier Narrbegin Exhibit 2–9 Production possibilities frontier   -In Exhibit 2.9, which of the following is not true regarding point H? Point H: -In Exhibit 2.9, which of the following is not true regarding point H? Point H:

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Which of the following would most likely cause the production possibilities curve for DVD players and food to shift outward?

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An opportunity cost is the total cost of all other alternatives foregone whenever one chooses an alternative.

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The production possibility curve illustrates the important economic concept of opportunity cost.

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Why must every nation answer the three fundamental economic questions?

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The production possibility curve is bowed outward from the origin because of:

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When making a rational decision which requires the consideration of costs and benefits involved, the opportunity cost of a decision is always taken into consideration.

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If Bruce pays $2000 in tuition fees to the college, what is his opportunity cost?

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The production possibilities frontier shows different combinations of two goods:

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Suppose rice can be produced in country X at a lower cost than in country Y, while tuna can be produced in country Y at a lower cost than in country X. International competition will:

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Narrbegin Exhibit 2–9 Production possibilities frontier Narrbegin Exhibit 2–9 Production possibilities frontier   -In Exhibit 2.9, if the economy decides to locate at point E, then: -In Exhibit 2.9, if the economy decides to locate at point E, then:

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The argument for an increase in skilled and business migration is based on which of the following?

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The opportunity cost of watching television is:

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Along a production possibilities curve showing capital and consumption goods production, which of the following pairs are being held as fixed?

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The rate of future economic growth will be greater if:

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A point outside a production possibilities curve reflects:

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