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Question : 121) If the legal beer-drinking age raised from 18 to : 1384151

  121) If the legal beer-drinking age is raised from 18 to 21, the changes to the equilibrium price and quantity of beer are likely to be that A) price rises and quantity rises. B) price falls and quantity rises. C) price rises and quantity falls. D) price falls and quantity falls. E) no change in price or quantity occurs. 122) Steel is an important […]

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Question : 71) In a study conducted by the U.S. Postal Service : 1346229

    71) In a study conducted by the U.S. Postal Service regarding drug testing, applicants who had positive drug tests were fired nearly ________ % more often than those who did not. A) 10 B) 25 C) 40 D) 55 72) A study conducted by the U.S. Postal Service regarding drug testing: A) showed that drug testing is a valid predictor of job performance. […]

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Question : 11.1   What Is Money? 1) Which statement about money most correct? : 1227812

11.1   What Is Money?   1) Which statement about money is most correct? A) Money is a new invention and only includes dollar bills and coins. B) Money is a new invention and can include anything that is accepted as a means of payment. C) Money has been around for a long time and can include anything that is accepted as a means of payment. […]

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Question : 31) The figure above shows the marginal cost and marginal : 1238676

  31) The figure above shows the marginal cost and marginal benefit of police protection in the city of Hugo, Oklahoma. Police protection is a public good. The efficient number of officers that should be hired by the city of Hugo is A) 15. B) 25. C) 10. D) 0. E) More than 25 because MB > $0 when 25 officers are hired.   32) […]

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Question : 30) All Gini coefficients must lie between 0 and 1. : 1388038

    30) All Gini coefficients must lie between 0 and 1. The lower the value, A) the more unequal the income distribution. B) the closer the income distribution is to being equal. C) the greater the degree of poverty. D) the lower the degree of poverty according to the federal government’s definition of poverty.   Figure 18-7     Figure 18-7 shows the Lorenz […]

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Question : Multiple Choice – Section 02A: Comparative Advantage: The Driving Force : 1262247

  Multiple Choice – Section 02A: Comparative Advantage: The Driving Force of Specialization 1.AssumefortheUnitedStatesthattheopportunitycostofeachairplaneis50cars.WhichofthesepairsofpointscouldbeontheUnitedStates’productionpossibilitiesfrontier? a.(200airplanes,5,000cars)and(150airplanes,4,000cars) b.(200airplanes,12,500cars)and(150airplanes,15,000cars) c.(300airplanes,15,000cars)and(200airplanes,25,000cars) d.(300airplanes,25,000cars)and(200airplanes,40,000cars) 2.AssumeforBrazilthattheopportunitycostofeachcashewis100peanuts.WhichofthesepairsofpointscouldbeonBrazil’sproductionpossibilitiesfrontier? a.(200cashews,30,000peanuts)and(150cashews,35,000peanuts) b.(200cashews,40,000peanuts)and(150cashews,30,000peanuts) c.(300cashews,60,000peanut)and(200cashews,50,000peanuts) d.(300cashews,60,000peanuts)and(200cashews,80,000peanuts) 3.Whatmustbegivenuptoobtainanitemiscalled a.out-of-pocketcost. b.comparativeworth. c.opportunitycost. d.absolutevalue. 4.Theopportunitycostofanitemis a.thenumberofhoursthatonemustworkinordertobuyoneunitoftheitem. b.whatyougiveuptogetthatitem. c.alwayslessthanthedollarvalueoftheitem. d.alwaysgreaterthanthecostofproducingtheitem. 5.Afarmerhastheabilitytogroweithercornorcottonorsomecombinationofthetwo.Givennootherinformation,itfollowsthatthefarmer’sopportunitycostofabushelofcornmultipliedbyhisopportunitycostofabushelofcotton a.isequalto0. b.isbetween0and1. c.isequalto1. d.isgreaterthan1. 6.IfKoreaiscapableofproducingeithershoesorsoccerballsorsomecombinationofthetwo,then a.Koreashouldspecializeintheproductinwhichithasanabsoluteadvantage. b.itwouldbeimpossibleforKoreatohaveanabsoluteadvantageoveranothercountryinbothproducts. c.itwouldbedifficultforKoreatobenefitfromtradewithanothercountryifKoreaisefficientintheproductionofbothgoods. d.Korea’sopportunitycostofshoesistheinverseofitsopportunitycostofsoccerballs. 7.Supposeagardenerproducesbothtomatoesandsquashinhisgarden.Ifhemustgiveup8bushelsofsquashtoget5bushelsoftomatoes,thenhisopportunitycostof1busheloftomatoesis a.0.63bushelsofsquash. b.1.6bushelsofsquash. c.3bushelsofsquash. d.5bushelsofsquash. 8.Supposeagardenerproducesbothtomatoesandsquashinhisgarden.Iftheopportunitycostofonebushelofsquashis2/5busheloftomatoes,thentheopportunitycostof1busheloftomatoesis a.2/5bushelofsquash. b.5/2bushelsofsquash. c.2bushelsofsquash. d.5bushelsofsquash. 9.KenandTraciaretwowoodworkerswhobothmaketablesandchairs.Inonemonth,Kencanmake3tablesor18chairs,whereasTracicanmake8tablesor24chairs.Giventhis,weknowthattheopportunitycostof1chairis a.1/6tableforKenand1/3tableforTraci. b.1/6tableforKenand3tablesforTraci. c.6tablesforKenand1/3tableforTraci. d.6tablesforKenand3tablesforTraci. 10.KenandTraciaretwowoodworkerswhobothmaketablesandchairs.Inonemonth,Kencanmake3tablesor18chairs,whereasTracicanmake8tablesor24chairs.Giventhis,weknowthattheopportunitycostof1tableis a.1/6chairforKenand1/3chairforTraci. b.1/6chairforKenand3chairsforTraci. c.6chairsforKenand1/3chairforTraci. d.6chairsforKenand3chairsforTraci.    

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Question : 81.Darren loves to go to the movies, and he just : 1378998

    81.Darren loves to go to the movies, and he just learned that he can buy a ticket at a discounted price if he shows his student ID. Darren now attends the movies even more often. The change in Darren’s behavior would be shown graphically by: A. a rightward shift in his demand curve. B. a leftward shift in his demand curve. C. a movement down along […]

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Question : 31) To find the market demand curve for in-line skates, : 1238415

  31) To find the market demand curve for in-line skates, we must A) add the quantities demanded at every price and every income by every buyer of in-line skates. B) add the quantities demanded at prices that all buyers can afford to pay. C) sum horizontally the individual demand curves of all the buyers. D) take account of the skate buying plans of all […]

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Question : 21) One reason that consumers and businesses might not act : 1387716

    21) One reason that consumers and businesses might not act rationally is A) it is difficult to obtain enough information about the elasticities of demand and supply. B) they may not realize their actions are inconsistent with their goals. C) consumer tastes change constantly. D) they do not always value fairness when they make choices.   22) The highest-valued alternative that must be […]

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Question : 21. Howard Inc. provides temporary clerical services to local businesses. The : 1295550

  21. Howard Inc. provides temporary clerical services to local businesses. The company has determined that total costs for a given month can be predicted by using the following formula:Total Costs = $2,500 + $20xwhere “x” equals total direct labor hours for the month. If total direct labor hours for June are expected to be 600, what are total costs expected to be? A. $  9,500B. $14,500C. $12,000D. $ 2,520 22. Logan […]

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