A) The firm cares less about profit and more about cost when there are many competitors in the market.
B) The firm offers an employee-incentive program in which employees share in the firm's profits.
C) The firm operates in a market with many competitors forcing the firm to pay its employees more to keep them from switching to another firm.
D) The firm operates to maximize profit while the employees attempt to work as little as possible to earn their paychecks.
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A) the principal conducts an extensive interview of the agent
B) the principal installs hidden cameras to monitor the agent's behavior
C) the principal pays the agent efficiency wages
D) the principal pays the agent a year-end bonus
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A) Adverse selection
B) Screening
C) Moral hazard
D) Signaling
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A) sometimes a politician's self interest may conflict with the national interest.
B) economics professors have a notoriously low voting rate.
C) only policies advocated by the President's Council of Economic Advisors receive enough national attention to interest politicians.
D) Economists cannot explain why politicians do not implement the ideas from their textbooks.
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A) school.
B) park.
C) road.
D) None of the above is correct;a Borda count fails to produce a winner in this instance.
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A) relevancy frontier.
B) knowledge gap.
C) information asymmetry.
D) information equilibrium.
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A) unanimity and transitivity only
B) transitivity and independence of irrelevant alternatives only
C) no dictators and transitivity only
D) unanimity,transitivity,independence of irrelevant alternatives,and no dictators
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A) In a pairwise election,"school" beats "road."
B) In a pairwise election,"road" beats "park."
C) In a pairwise election,"school" beats "park."
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) he gets $30 and Peyton gets $70.
B) he gets $50 and Peyton gets $50.
C) he gets $60 and Peyton gets $40.
D) he gets $99 and Peyton gets $1.
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A) The fundamental theorem of behavioral economics
B) Arrow's impossibility theorem
C) The fundamental theorem of voting
D) The median voter theorem
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A) adverse selection.
B) a Condorcet paradox.
C) a screening problem.
D) moral hazard.
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A) $2,000
B) $4,000
C) $7,000
D) $12,000
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A) Pairwise voting never produces transitive preferences.
B) The order of pairwise voting can affect the result.
C) Majority voting by itself does not tell us what outcome a society really wants.
D) No voting system can satisfy all of the following properties: unanimity,transitivity,independence of irrelevant alternatives,and no dictators.
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A) Based on studies of human decision making,most people value fairness.
B) Based on studies of human decision making,some people's preference are inconsistent over time.
C) Government intervention is the best remedy for the problems caused by asymmetric information.
D) Advertising can be an example of a company signaling the quality of its products.
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A) principal-agent problem.
B) moral-hazard problem.
C) adverse-selection problem.
D) signaling problem.
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