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QUESTION 1In one week, Susan can sew 4 blouses or bake 280 pies. The opportunity cost per pie for Susan is a.$70 b.70 blouses c.4 blouses d.1/70 of a blouse e.70 pies4 points   
QUESTION 2If the production possibilities frontier curve is linear and downward-sloping instead of bowed out, that indicates a.constant opportunity cost. b.infinite resources exist instead of scarcity. c.inefficient applications. d.indecision on the part of society. e.specialization.4 points   
QUESTION 3The concept of the “invisible hand” Adam Smith described can best be expressed as a. actions of entrepreneurs in creating businesses. b.the allocation of resources within markets by market forces. c.the need for government intervention in markets. d.trade is best between two or more countries. e.monopolies directing economic behavior. 4 points   
QUESTION 4A surplus of hats will cause a. a decrease in the supply of hats. b.an increase in the price of hats. c.a decrease in the price of hats. d.a decrease in the demand for hats.e.a decrease in both supply and demand for hats.4 points   
QUESTION 5A price below the equilibrium price and quantity between demand and supply will lead to a.surpluses. b.shortages. c.no change in markets. d.underground markets. e.both b and d.f.none of the above.4 points   
QUESTION 6If the supply of petroleum were reduced by petroleum firms due to rising inventories, we can expect a.prices to rise.b.quantity demanded to risec.quantity supplied to fall.d.quantity demanded to fall. e.none of the above. f.a, c, and d. g.a and c only.4 points   
QUESTION 7What can we expect to occur to hot dog buns if the price of hot dogs were to decrease? a.Quantity demanded of hot dog buns would increase. b.Quantity demanded of hot dog buns would decrease. c.The demand curve for hot dog buns would shift inward. d.Demand for hot dog buns would increase. e.The supply curve of hot dog buns would shift outward.4 points   
QUESTION 8If suppliers of tea cut supply in markets, what can we expect to happen if the market for coffee? a.A decrease in price and decrease in quantity of coffee. b.A decrease in price and increase in quantity of coffee. c.An increase in price and increase in quantity of coffee. d.An increase in price and decrease in quantity of coffee. e.None of the above.4 points   
QUESTION 9A shift outward of the production possibilities frontier line indicates a.economic expansion has occurred and more of each good or resource can be produced. b.less of both goods can be produced. c.the producer is less efficient and incurring a reduction in economic wealth. d.a change between two goods produced.4 points   
QUESTION 10If the demand curve and supply curve arrive at an equilibrium price of $5 and quantity of 6, while the height of the consumer surplus triangle is 5, and the height of the producer surplus triangle is 5, it is correct to say a.producer surplus equals 30. b.consumer surplus and producer surplus are both the same and equal 3. c.consumer surplus equals 30. d.consumer surplus equals 15.4 points   
QUESTION 11If the equilibrium price is $10 and equilibrium quantity 10 units, and a price ceiling of $8 is imposed, we can expect a.surpluses to occur in markets soon afterwards. b.shortages to occur in markets soon afterwards. c.quantity demanded to fall. d.quantity supplied to fall. e.both answers b and d. 4 points   
QUESTION 12We can expect that government price floors will eventually lead to a.market disequilibrium. b.surpluses. c.higher prices. d.underground markets. e.all of the above.4 points   
QUESTION 13An increase in consumer income will affect the supply of a product. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 14A change in demand is movement along the same demand curve. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 15Government actions, such as that of price floors and price ceilings, actually will lead to reduced unemployment and raise efficiency and equity in markets. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 16The production possibility frontier assumes the level of technology varies when applying the model. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 17Government price controls like price ceilings and price floors will still lead to equilibrium between demand and supply. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 18In the circular flow model, firms own the economic resources and households buy the manufactured products and services. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 19Economics is a social science concerned with satisfying man’s unlimited wants with limited resources. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 20If incomes of Americans decrease, we can expect the supply curve to shift leftward and be negatively affected. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 21A demand curve is negatively sloped, while a supply curve is positively sloped. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 22A complementary good is a determinant of supply. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 23If the price of petroleum is rising, we can expect both the supply curve and demand curve to shift leftward. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 24The law of comparative advantages in trade typically applies only to trade between nations and favors the party who has the highest opportunity cost. True
False4 points   
QUESTION 25“Big corporations like Exxon Mobil and Ford Motor Company have deep pockets and need to be hiring more people.”  This is a positive statement about economic policy. True
False
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