A) Law enforcement creates a "Mug Shots" section to post all recent arrests online in order to discourage potential law breakers.
B) You offer workers a bonus if they sell 100 widgets per month.
C) A local gym offers a weight loss competition and the winner earns a free trip to Bermuda.
D) Your professor offers to edit your paper before it's graded if you turn it in early.
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A) the loss of $100 worth of wages and going to the street festival.
B) earning a high score on your midterm.
C) the benefit that could have been received at the street festival.
D) None of these.
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A) revenue product.
B) spillover.
C) marginal benefit.
D) economic benefit.
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A) College tuition rates are rising.
B) 28 percent of U.S.adults have a bachelor's degree.
C) The average income of a college graduate exceeds that of the average high school graduate.
D) State governments should pay for the first two years of college at public institutions.
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A) an opportunity cost of the movie.
B) a sunk cost.
C) the marginal benefit.
D) depreciation.
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A) forced villagers to offer collateral for loans.
B) made loans using group responsibility.
C) threatened to call the borrower's mother.
D) would increase interest rates by 1 percent after each late payment.
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A) Reverse causality
B) Omitted variables
C) Linear relationships
D) Comparative analysis
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A) allows individuals to reach their goals.
B) involves the use of strategic decision making in an effort to reach a goal.
C) does not involve self-interested behavior.
D) is usually optimized when decision makers are poorly informed about alternatives.
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A) What are the wants and constraints of those involved?
B) How will individuals feel about the change?
C) Why has the market failed?
D) Economists don't ask any of these questions.
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A) Domino's Pizza decides to provide quantity discounts in order to increase revenue.
B) A local entrepreneur decides to open a Waffle House in the local Walmart parking lot.
C) The government of Estonia implements a flat rate personal income tax for all citizens.
D) Prices for train fares rise as labor unions negotiate higher wage rates.
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A) iTunes raises the price of all its music.
B) iTunes raises the price of its pop artists music only.
C) Jay-Z decides to sell his Brooklyn Nets minority ownership.
D) The labor force participation rate fell by 1 percent in 2010.
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A) should describe the real world accurately.
B) should accurately predict cause and effect.
C) should make clear assumptions.
D) All of these are true.
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A) NCAA Football should have adopted a playoff system 10 years ago.
B) An increase in minimum wage results in higher teenage unemployment.
C) Teachers should be allowed to carry guns into the classroom.
D) Cats are better pets than dogs.
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A) you misjudged people's wants and constraints.
B) you miscalculated the trade-offs they face.
C) you misunderstood how people would respond to incentives.
D) All of these.
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A) Governments of poor countries had regulations against group responsibility.
B) The idea was genuinely new.
C) It was not profitable.
D) It was easy for groups to provide false social security numbers for members that did not exist.
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A) correlation and causation.
B) a negative correlation.
C) normative economics.
D) macroeconomics.
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A) Firms
B) Households
C) Markets for factors of production
D) Government
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A) consumer indifference between the two goods.
B) the interaction between one normal good and one inferior good.
C) two items that are uncorrelated.
D) the value people place on dogs versus milk.
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A) ingredients for an Italian dinner.
B) inferior goods.
C) two uncorrelated events.
D) a negative correlation.
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A) gullible.
B) short-sighted.
C) rational.
D) considerate.
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