A) violate the law of ceteris paribus.
B) contain value judgments.
C) are usually irrational.
D) are easily testable.
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A) unbounded rationality.
B) normative thinking.
C) bounded rationality.
D) positive thinking.
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A) Consumer spending generates more jobs.
B) If the price of gasoline goes up,people buy less.
C) Labor unions should be allowed to organize in every industry.
D) Government intervention in markets is common in many countries.
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A) people's choices.
B) how people think about something.
C) group opinions.
D) the reasons people give for donating to charity.
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A) irrationality hypothesis.
B) ceteris paribus hypothesis.
C) individual aggregation hypothesis.
D) bounded rationality hypothesis.
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A) "ceteris paribus."
B) "factual." or "what is" statement.
C) "holding other things constant."
D) "should" or "ought to."
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A) unlimited.
B) able to be replicated in large quantities.
C) what people would buy if their income was unlimited.
D) used to produce goods and services to satisfy people's wants.
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A) John did not use the economic way of thinking because his decision on how to allocate his time did not involve money.
B) John's decision on how to allocate his time is inconsistent with the rationality assumption since he has decided to go to the gym.
C) John's decision on how to allocate his time is consistent with the rationality assumption since the decision is intended to make him better off.
D) John's decision does not involve his pursuit of self-interest.
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A) model.
B) art.
C) miracle.
D) assumption.
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A) individual decision makers within the economy.
B) the large parts of the economy.
C) changes in national income.
D) satisfying the needs of the economy.
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A) instinctively.
B) rationally.
C) irrationally.
D) greedily.
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A) to see whether people are motivated by self-interest
B) to see whether their models predict the choices people will make
C) to determine whether government policies have effectively achieved their goals
D) to learn what people are thinking when they make the choices they do
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A) to drive less.
B) to car pool.
C) to buy a hybrid car.
D) to take vacations that require driving more miles.
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A) how to profit from the stock market.
B) how to satisfy limited human wants.
C) how society allocates unlimited resources.
D) how individuals allocate scarce resources to satisfy unlimited human wants.
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A) It always entails pursuing one's own best interest.
B) It always yields the best possible outcome for all individuals.
C) It never involves the pursuit of greedy self-interest.
D) It never involves taking into account the interests of others.
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A) Farmers need some type of government aid.
B) State governments should provide economic assistance to farmers.
C) The federal government should provide economic assistance to farmers.
D) The amount of financial assistance given to farmers is higher this year than it was 10 years ago.
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A) macroeconomics.
B) microeconomics.
C) either micro- or macroeconomics.They both concentrate equally on those issues.
D) financial accounting because economics doesn't address those topics in its courses.
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A) No individual should live in poverty.
B) The rate of unemployment of young African-Americans exceeds that of white Americans.
C) Unemployment is a more serious problem than inflation.
D) Economic considerations are less relevant than ethical issues in deciding national policy.
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A) Maria's model gets the higher grade because it is more complex.
B) Anna's model gets the higher grade because it is simpler.
C) Maria's model gets the higher grade because it is more realistic.
D) Anna's model gets the higher grade because it predicts accurately more often.
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