A) amount of time required to produce a good and the relevant production costs.
B) amount of a good a firm produces and the total profit it earns.
C) amount of labour a firm hires and the amount of output it can produce.
D) price of a good and the quantity sellers would be willing to offer for sale.
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A) Market economies are flawed because they put too much emphasis on economic growth and not enough on environmental problems.
B) The federal government should use its ability to spend and tax to guide the decisions of businesses and consumers.
C) If people are given the freedom to follow their own interests,they will end up promoting economic growth that benefits society as a whole.
D) Overpopulation is the main danger confronting modern economies.
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A) productivity
B) structural unemployment
C) CPI
D) GDP
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A) Under socialism the government owns most businesses,while under communism the church owns most businesses.
B) Communism believes that the government should always strive to balance its budget,while socialism accepts deficit spending as the price of achieving true equality.
C) Socialism strives for an equal distribution of income but communism wants income to go primarily to those who own and operate private businesses.
D) Both socialism and communism want to achieve a more equal distribution of income and wealth,but under communism the government takes more control over people's lives.
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A) Decreases from right to left.
B) Rises from right to left.
C) Rises from left to right.
D) Decreases from left to right.
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A) most likely to find employment quickly if she seeks training in a different field.
B) not considered unemployed because she voluntarily quit her job.
C) an example of cyclical unemployment.
D) an example of frictional unemployment.
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A) it is the best measure of worker productivity in the service sector.
B) it indicates whether we are running a budget surplus or a deficit.
C) some wages,interest rates,tax rates,and government benefits are tied to changes in the value of the CPI.
D) the gross national product is computed from the reported increases in the CPI.
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A) Stagflation
B) Deflation
C) De-inflation
D) Disinflation
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A) decline in the number of workers who are structurally unemployed.
B) rise in Tryland's CPI.
C) rise in Tryland's unemployment rate.
D) rise in Tryland's GDP.
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A) governments in countries with capitalist economies are paying less attention to environmental concerns and issues involving social equality.
B) governments in socialist economies are increasing their use of social programs and relying on higher tax rates to finance these programs.
C) free-market economies are moving more toward socialism and socialist economies are moving more toward capitalism.
D) productivity in the service sector is increasing much more rapidly than productivity in agriculture and manufacturing.
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