A) Firms will leave the industry, output will fall, and product price will rise.
B) Firms will enter the industry, output will rise, and product price will rise.
C) Firms will leave the industry, output will rise, and product price will fall.
D) Firms will enter the industry, output will rise, and product price will fall.
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A) product; financial
B) factor; product
C) product; factor
D) capital; product
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A) goods and services respectively.
B) money incomes and consumer expenditures respectively.
C) resources and goods respectively.
D) consumer expenditures and money income respectively.
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A) labour markets are geographically segmented.
B) unskilled workers outnumber skilled workers.
C) workers specialize in various production tasks.
D) each worker performs a large number of tasks.
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A) that the concept of derived demand is inapplicable.
B) that consumer sovereignty is inoperative in this economy.
C) the scarcity function of prices.
D) the directing or guiding function of prices.
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A) extensive use of price controls.
B) extensive use of barter.
C) extensive use of capital goods.
D) low interest rates.
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A) The price of a good is a direct function of the relative scarcity of the good.
B) The price of a good is an inverse function of the relative scarcity of the good.
C) The price of a good is independent of the relative scarcity of the good.
D) High prices lead to greater relative scarcity.
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A) the market system.
B) pure capitalism.
C) market socialism.
D) socialism or communism.
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A) the output of economic goods may be increased with no increase in resources.
B) scarce resources are utilized more efficiently.
C) a division of labour lowers prices for products.
D) all of the above are correct.
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A) box A is the product market and box C is households.
B) box C is the product market and box A is households.
C) box D is the product market and box C is households.
D) box C is the product market and box D is households.
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A) public sector through the mechanism of central planning.
B) business sector through the mechanism of advertising.
C) private sector through the earning and spending of income.
D) money market through borrowing and saving by households and businesses.
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A) product; financial
B) factor; product
C) product; factor
D) capital; product
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A) using more efficient production processes means more output for the economy.
B) more capital goods means less future consumption goods.
C) the standard of living and development of new technology are inversely related.
D) the most direct methods of production are more efficient.
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A) produces more consumer goods than capital goods.
B) produces more capital goods than consumer goods.
C) gives private individuals and institutions the right to own resources used in production.
D) gives the government the right to tax individuals and corporations for the production of capital goods.
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A) in opposite directions but are on the same side of the diagram.
B) in the same direction but are on the same side of the diagram.
C) in either direction as they are not correlated.
D) in opposite directions and are on opposite sides of the diagram.
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A) that there is no means by which British Columbia can obtain lettuce while specializing in the production of autos.
B) that money will not be needed to accomplish the desired exchanges.
C) money to flow counterclockwise from British Columbia to Ontario to Alberta.
D) money to flow clockwise from British Columbia to Alberta to Ontario.
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A) Profitable industries tend to contract and unprofitable industries tend to expand.
B) The market system will always generate economic profits for firms which use the least costly production technology.
C) The market system can negotiate reallocations of resources which are appropriate to changes in consumer tastes, technology, and resource supplies.
D) When prices are in equilibrium, product shortages or surpluses cannot occur.
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A) unselfish individuals
B) centralized decision-making
C) free enterprise and choice
D) government ownership of the means of production
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A) The market system and laissez-faire capitalism
B) The market system and the command system
C) The command system and laissez-faire capitalism
D) Mixed market and the market system
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