In: Economics
1- Because resources are scarce relative to individuals' wants, the study of economics concerns
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how money is important to people.
how individuals make choices relating to how to use those scarce resources.
2- A decision made by a rational person
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is intended to make the person worse off.
would always make the person wealthier.
is identical to a decision that would be made by any other person facing the same choices.
is intended to increase the individual's utility.
3- Scarcity affects
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only rich people.
only poor people.
only middle-income people.
all people.
4- Services can be thought of as
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unvalued goods.
unwanted goods.
free goods.
intangible goods.
5- Opportunity cost exists because of
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poverty.
scarcity.
greed.
self-interest.
6- A simplified representation of the real world that is used to explain economic phenomena is a(n)
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map.
model.
7- Economic theory predicts that people make choices in a manner that
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makes them well liked by others.
maximizes their utility and minimizes their costs.
8- reflects the fact that resources are unlimited.
shows that they do not respond to monetary incentives.
assumption.
implication.
9- Economic theory predicts that people make choices in a manner that
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makes them well liked by others.
maximizes their utility and minimizes their costs.
reflects the fact that resources are unlimited.
shows that they do not respond to monetary incentives.
10- "Ceteris paribus" assumption means
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the role of rational self-interest in the economy.
that nothing else changes except the variables under consideration.
relying on real-world data in evaluating the usefulness of a model.
analysis that is strictly limited to making either purely descriptive statements or scientific predictions.