A) inputs and outputs.
B) imports and exports.
C) inputs/outputs and money.
D) land and labor.
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A) omit details when developing a model.
B) make sure assumptions made in the model are clear.
C) test the model.
D) All of these.
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A) equal to the cost of building and maintaining the pool.
B) the value she places on having her own garden.
C) the value of watching her daughter grow up enjoying a swimming pool.
D) the savings gained by not having to pay for fertilizer and vegetable plants.
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A) cutting corners.
B) a model.
C) useless without adding fine details.
D) econometrics.
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A) the opportunity cost of the job.
B) the expected gain in pay from taking the accounting course.
C) a sunk cost.
D) a sunk benefit.
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A) providing room for an economic expansion.
B) providing an incentive,in the hopes that more entrepreneurs will take risk and create economic growth.
C) providing a disincentive,in the hopes that more entrepreneurs will avoid risk and not grow.
D) providing a disincentive,in the hopes that entrepreneurs will not get into tax default after assuming too much risk.
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A) a dirty house.
B) the enjoyment he would have gotten from playing golf.
C) a dirty house and not playing golf.
D) enjoying a relaxing day on the lake.
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A) can actually be false.
B) must always be true.
C) provides an opinion with a positive outlook.
D) None of these is true.
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A) unlimited resources.
B) limited resources.
C) inefficient political systems.
D) unemployed workers.
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A) What are the wants and constraints of those involved?
B) What are the trade-offs?
C) How will others respond?
D) Why isn't everyone already doing it?
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A) marginal benefit.
B) incentives.
C) sunk cost.
D) opportunity cost.
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A) cheap.
B) deceitful.
C) rational.
D) informed.
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A) unemployment.
B) waste.
C) irrational Behavior.
D) scarcity.
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A) The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act should not have been passed during the Great Recession.
B) Unemployment soared to 25 percent during the Great Depression.
C) An increase in alcohol taxes will reduce the number of drunk driving accidents.
D) Great Britain has fewer hospital beds per capita today than they did in 1948.
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A) you should seek a low interest loan immediately in order to launch your product.
B) you should conclude that it can't be profitable.
C) you might be missing something in your evaluation.You should carefully revisit the first three economists' questions.
D) it is likely that you are being irrational.
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A) be a smarter voter.
B) better understand the impacts of public policies.
C) make the best choices around how to spend our time and money.
D) All of these are true.
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A) $0.50.
B) $5.00.
C) $10.00.
D) $5.50.
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A) What are the wants and constraints of those involved?
B) What are the trade-offs?
C) How will others respond?
D) Why isn't everyone already doing it?
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A) microeconomics.
B) public policy.
C) macroeconomics.
D) financial economics.
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A) The review of quarterly national income accounting data
B) A firm decides to purchase pay per click online advertising
C) The Federal Reserve decides to increase the discount rate
D) The CPI reports a rise in inflation during July
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