A) production is inefficient.
B) some of the economy's resources are unemployed.
C) the economy is using all of its resources to produce hammers.
D) the economy is using all of its nails to produce hammers.
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A) Evaluating statements about how the world should be involves values as well as facts.
B) Positive statements can, in principle, be confirmed or refuted by examining evidence.
C) Normative statements can be judged using data alone.
D) Deciding what is good or bad policy is not just a matter of science.
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A) between income and quantity demanded.
B) between price and income.
C) between price and quantity demanded.
D) among income, price, and quantity demanded.
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A) make use of theory and observation.
B) rely upon the scientific method.
C) conduct laboratory experiments.
D) find articles or books that were written before 1900.
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A) irrelevant, since history is unlikely to repeat itself.
B) of limited interest, since those events seldom provide any useful economic data.
C) interesting but not particularly valuable, since those events cannot be used to evaluate present-day economic theories.
D) interesting and valuable, since those events are capable of helping us to understand the past, the present, and the future.
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A) an advance in production technology.
B) an improvement in efficiency.
C) economic growth.
D) unemployment.
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A) teaching economics to people who have never before studied economics.
B) advancing their political agendas.
C) developing models when the scientific method cannot be used.
D) focusing their thinking.
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A) upward sloping, and we say the variables are positively related.
B) upward sloping, and we say the variables are negatively related.
C) downward sloping, and we say the variables are positively related.
D) downward sloping, and we say the variables are negatively related.
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A) make assumptions.
B) ignore the past.
C) try to capture every aspect of the real world in the models they construct.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) 100 magazines
B) 150 magazines
C) 200 magazines
D) 350 magazines
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A) the effect of foreign direct investment on economic growth
B) the effect of a sales tax on the cigarette industry
C) the effect of an investment tax credit on the economy's capital stock
D) the effect of a war on government spending
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A) amount of the other good that must be given up.
B) market price of the additional amount produced.
C) amount of resources that must be devoted to its production.
D) number of dollars that must be spent to produce it.
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A) Economists study the past, but they do not try to predict the future.
B) Economists use "rules of thumb" to predict the future.
C) Economists devise theories, collect data, and analyze the data to test the theories.
D) Economists use controlled experiments in much the same way that biologists and physicists do.
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