Exam 2: The Market System and the Circular Flow
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Which of the following would be primarily determined in the resource markets?
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The following table illustrates alternative production techniques for producing 18 widgets that can be sold for $1 each for a total revenue of $18.
Refer to the above table. At the $3 price for labor the most efficient technique will result in an:
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Government bailouts of failing businesses, like banks during the recent economic crisis, will tend to reduce the motivation among entrepreneurs to make prudent decisions is dealing with business risk.
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The market system is said to be characterized by "consumer sovereignty." This is because:
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If economic profits in a particular industry increase, then we would expect:
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In a market system, entrepreneurs start up businesses in order to earn a high salary.
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An increase in the demand for a product and a reduction in its costs of production would:
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In a market system, the task of assessing and managing the business risk of a firm is taken on by the firm's:
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Laissez-faire capitalism limits the government's economic functions to the following, except:
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Which is true of an economy which operates entirely through central planning?
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If a nation restricts trade with other nations, then the most likely effect is:
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The following table illustrates alternative production techniques for producing 18 widgets that can be sold for $1 each for a total revenue of $18.
Based on the data given in the table above, the most economically efficient production technique is:
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Suppose a firm can produce 70 units of a product, Zenia, by combining labor, land, capital, and entrepreneurial ability, as in the four alternative techniques shown in the table below. Assume further that the firm can hire labor at $3 per unit, land at $3 per unit, capital at $6 per unit, and entrepreneurship at $9 per unit.
Refer to the above table, and suppose that the firm uses production technique D If each of the 70 units of Zenia that are produced sells for $1 apiece, then how much will be the profits of the firm from 70 units?
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The idea that the desires of resource suppliers and firms to further their own self-interest will automatically further the public interest is known as:
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In the circular flow diagram, firms get their ability to pay for the costs of production from the:
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The fundamental economic question regarding the distribution of output in the economy is equivalent to the question of who will produce the output.
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The development of the digital video and camera which replaced film cameras is an example of:
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