A) possible at points V, W, Y, and Z, but efficient only at points V, W, and Z.
B) possible at points V, W, Y, and Z, but efficient only at point Y.
C) possible at points U, V, W, and Z, but efficient only at points V, W, and Z.
D) possible at points U, V, W, and Z, but efficient only at point U.
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A) the slope of the production possibilities frontier.
B) 3/2 sofas.
C) 2/3 of a sofa.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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A) The slope of a line will be a small positive number for a fairly flat upward-sloping line.
B) The slope of a line will be a large positive number for a steep upward-sloping line.
C) The slope of a line will be a negative number for a downward-sloping line.
D) The slope of a line will be infinite for a horizontal line.
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A) The economy has insufficient resources to produce at a more desirable point.
B) The economy's available technology prevents it from producing at a more desirable point.
C) There is widespread unemployment in the economy.
D) Any of the above statements would be a legitimate explanation for this situation.
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A) spending.
B) revenue.
C) income.
D) wages, rent, and profit.
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A) it gives up 40 bushels of apples to get 80 sweaters.
B) it gives up 140 bushels of apples to get 80 sweaters.
C) it gives up 80 sweaters to get 140 bushels of apples.
D) it gives up 80 sweaters to get 40 bushels of apples.
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A) do without data.
B) substitute assumptions for data when data are unavailable.
C) rely upon hypothetical data that were previously concocted by other economists.
D) use whatever data the world gives them.
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A) 2 donuts.
B) 2 donuts and 4 cups of coffee.
C) 4 donuts.
D) 4 cups of coffee.
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A) theories and observations.
B) laboratory experiments.
C) models.
D) assumptions.
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A) claims that the problem at hand is widely misunderstood by non-economists.
B) makes positive statements.
C) talks about values.
D) makes a claim about how the world should be.
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A) 1/3
B) -3.
C) 3.
D) -1/3.
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A) government increases the amount of money in the economy.
B) there is a technological improvement.
C) resources are shifted from the production of one good to the production of the other good.
D) the economy abandons inefficient production methods in favor of efficient production methods.
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A) Point G is currently unattainable.
B) Point G is efficient.
C) At point G, more cakes are produced than cookies.
D) There is unemployment at point G.
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A) A ceiling on rents reduces the quantity and quality of housing available.
B) Fiscal policy has a significant stimulative impact on a less than fully employed economy.
C) The gap between Social Security funds and expenditures will become unsustainably large within the next fifty years if current policies remain unchanged.
D) The United States should implement universal health care for its citizens.
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A) 800 bushels of corn
B) 600 bushels of corn
C) 400 bushels of corn
D) 400 bushels of wheat
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A) 6000.
B) 5500.
C) 5000.
D) 4500.
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