A) produces more consumer goods than capital goods.
B) produces more capital goods than consumer goods.
C) gives private individuals the right to own resources used in production.
D) emphasizes the government's power to control markets and direct economic activity.
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A) makes individuals unwilling to deliver anything of value to others.
B) makes owners of resources always want to use their resources themselves.
C) leads the economy to chaos and confusion, especially the larger economies.
D) coordinates and creates consistency in the operations of various parts of the economy.
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A) capital goods.
B) human capital.
C) property rights.
D) public goods.
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A) it achieves the lowest rate of unemployment.
B) it leads to the lowest level of poverty in the society.
C) it directs resources toward products that the society wants most.
D) it puts the best people in government positions.
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A) lower prices of goods and services in the nation.
B) increased specialization of production.
C) expanded economic wealth of the nation.
D) consumers in the nation are made worse off.
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A) discourages cooperation because people don't want to part with what they own.
B) discourages innovation, as people are often afraid to risk losing their own property.
C) encourages owners to maintain or improve their property to preserve or enhance value.
D) does everything indicated by the other answers.
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A) It enables individuals to obtain, use, and dispose of land and capital resources as they see fit.
B) It encourages investment and innovation, and thus fosters economic growth.
C) It extends to intangibles such as pieces of music and computer programs.
D) It weakens the incentive to maintain the property that one already owns.
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A) private property
B) freedom of enterprise
C) government ownership of most property resources
D) competition in product and resource markets
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A) Access to the firm's profits and gains are open only to those who take on the business risk of the firm.
B) Those who receive guaranteed payments from the firm are also guaranteed a share of the firm's profits.
C) Those who make bad decisions regarding risk will suffer losses; those who decide wisely will gain profits.
D) Those who bear the business risk of the firm are guaranteed to always gain profits.
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A) private ownership of property resources
B) competition among buyers and sellers pursuing monetary returns
C) the widespread use of money
D) freedom of enterprise and choice
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A) 1.
B) 2 and 4.
C) 3.
D) 1 and 3.
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A) An individual's success in business is based on political savvy rather than economic profitability.
B) There is relative ease in matching resource allocation to consumer demand by the central planners.
C) Central planners receive market information and coordinate economic activity through the price mechanism.
D) The system adapts easily to technological change, because there is a healthy entrepreneurial spirit.
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A) Self-interest applies only to consumers, not to entrepreneurs.
B) Self-interest of entrepreneurs implies seeking maximum profits or minimum losses.
C) Self-interest usually motivates an individual to deliver something of value to others.
D) In a market system, self-interest motivates property owners to try to get the highest rent or price for their property.
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A) entrepreneurship
B) self-interest
C) specialization
D) government
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A) does everything indicated in the other choices.
B) encourages owners to maintain or improve their property to preserve or enhance value.
C) discourages innovation as people are often afraid to risk losing their own property.
D) discourages cooperation because people don't want to part with what they own.
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A) The desires of resource suppliers and producers to further their own self-interest will automatically further the public interest.
B) The inability to substitute resources creates a conflict between private and public interests and calls for government intervention.
C) The market system is the best system for overcoming the scarce resources-unlimited wants problem.
D) Central direction by the government will improve resource allocation in a capitalistic economy.
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