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ECON 1580 GRADED QUIZ AND FINAL EXAMS ANSWERS AVAILABE Question 1 Correct Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Flag question Question text According to the textbook, economics is a: Select one: a. social science. b. study of business decisions, not social decisions. c. part of operations and manageme...

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ECON 1580
GRADED QUIZ AND FINAL EXAMS
ANSWERS AVAILABE
Question 1
Correct
Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
Flag question Question text
According to the textbook, economics is a:
Select one:
a.
social science.
b.
study of business decisions, not social decisions.
c.
part of operations and management science.
d.
part of humanities.
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The correct answer is: social science.
Question 2
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A/an does not pose the problem of scarcity; one use of the good is not an alternative to
another use.
Select one:
a.
free good
b.
scarce good
c.
economic good
d.
monetary good
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The correct answer is: free good
Question 3
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Water is considered a scarce good rather than a free good because:
Select one:
a.
it has alternative uses.
b.
it does not have alternative uses.
c.
scarce goods are less expensive than free goods.
d.
free goods are more expensive than scarce goods.
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The correct answer is: it has alternative uses.
Question 4
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The Case in Point on the oil extraction suggests that one reason oil may become more costly is that:
Select one:
a.
we will have to give up more and more valuable alternatives to extract oil.
b.
speculation is likely to drive up oil prices.
c.
oil producers are likely to become more greedy in the future.
d.
actually, the Case suggests that oil extraction is likely to become less costly and the future. Feedback The correct answer is:
we will have to give up more and more valuable alternatives to extract oil. Question 5
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The opportunity cost of something is:
Select one:
a.
greater during periods of rising prices.
b.
equal to the money cost.
c.
less during periods of falling prices.
d.
what is given up to acquire it. Feedback
The correct answer is: what is given up to acquire it.
Question 6
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The BEST example of making a choice at the margin is:
Select one:
a.
buying a new car. b.
quitting your job.
c.
a coffee drinker drinking another cup of coffee.
d.
attending college.
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The correct answer is: a coffee drinker drinking another cup of coffee.
Question 7
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The study of a single firm and how it determines prices would fall under:
Select one:
a. macroeconomics.
b. microeconomics. c.
the study of inflation.
d.
normative economics.
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The correct answer is: microeconomics.
Question 8
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Each of the following statements about the use of models in the study of economics is true EXCEPT:
Select one:
a.
models fit the observed facts exactly. b.
models are sometimes revised in light of new research findings.
c.
models are easier to manipulate than the reality they represent.
d.
models contain the essential features of the economic behavior being studied.
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The correct answer is: models fit the observed facts exactly.
Question 9
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Suppose you observe that the sun sets every evening after the six o'clock business report. If you
conclude that the six o'clock business report makes the sun set, you are guilty of the fallacy of: Select one:
a. division.
b.
composition.
c.
false cause.
d.
science.
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The correct answer is: false cause.
Question 10
Correct
Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
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An example of a normative statement is:
Select one:
a.
The rate of unemployment is 4 percent.
b.
A high rate of economic growth creates more jobs for the country.
c.
The federal government spends half of its budget on national defense.
d.
Everyone in the country needs to be covered by national health insurance.
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The correct answer is: Everyone in the country needs to be covered by national health insurance. zt

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