A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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A) it is the most environmentally friendly way to produce goods.
B) least-cost production techniques use the smallest total quantity of resources.
C) competitive pressures in the market will drive out higher-cost producers.
D) the government provides tax credits and subsidies to low-cost producers.
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A) inflation will occur if consumers don't spend wisely.
B) voters may be offered dollars to help elect certain political candidates.
C) government is responsible for determining what will be considered legal tender.
D) consumers "vote" for certain products to be produced by how they spend their incomes.
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A) the division of output is decided by central planning rather than by individuals operating freely through markets.
B) all economic decisions are made by the government, whereas there is no government in laissez-faire capitalism.
C) scarcity does not exist, whereas it does in laissez-faire capitalism.
D) money is not used, whereas it is in laissez-faire capitalism.
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A) comes closest to using the same quantities of land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurial ability.
B) minimizes the cost per unit of output.
C) uses the smallest total quantity of all resources.
D) conserves most on the use of labor.
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A) consumers at the losing end.
B) output that society wants.
C) unnecessary conflict and turmoil.
D) a need for government action.
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A) Ample regulation of business by the government will maximize the public's best interests.
B) The market system works best when resources are free to move from one use to another.
C) The problem of scarcity can best be overcome in a system of mixed capitalism.
D) Self-interest in a market system will automatically promote the public interest as well.
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A) there is easy entry into and exit out of industries.
B) a government-issued license is required to set up a firm in an industry.
C) the government purchases most goods and services.
D) economic power is concentrated among a few large firms.
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A) revenues they receive for their products.
B) costs they incur for resources.
C) incomes they earn for their resources.
D) goods and services they get in the product markets.
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A) results in greater total output.
B) allows society to avoid the coincidence-of-wants problem.
C) allows society to trade by barter.
D) allows society to have fewer capital goods.
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A) consumer needs and preferences.
B) the quantities and prices of the resources that households supply.
C) government regulations that provide a minimum income for all.
D) a social consensus as to which distribution of income is most equitable.
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A) An individual's success in business is based on political savvy rather than economic profitability.
B) There is relative ease in matching resource allocation to consumer demand by the central planners.
C) Central planners receive market information and coordinate economic activity through the price mechanism.
D) The system adapts easily to technological change, because there is a healthy entrepreneurial spirit.
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A) profitability of products.
B) costs of production.
C) workers in the firms.
D) industry analysts.
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A) self-interest.
B) private property.
C) competition.
D) freedom of enterprise and choice.
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A) planned economy.
B) market economy.
C) mixed economy.
D) barter economy.
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