A) 5.
B) 1/5.
C) 4.
D) 20.
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A) utility maximization.
B) opportunity cost.
C) revenue potential.
D) utility.
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A) supply curves slope upward.
B) demand curves slope downward.
C) addicts can never get enough.
D) people will only consume their favorite goods and not try new things.
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A) 3 of L and none of M
B) 4 of L and 2 of M
C) 3 of L and 5 of M
D) 2 of L and 3 of M
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A) consumer preferences.
B) the price of one good relative to the other.
C) money income.
D) the slope of the indifference curve that is tangent to the budget line.
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A) sensitivity of consumer purchases of a good to changes in the price of that good.
B) change in total utility obtained by consuming one more unit of a good.
C) change in total utility obtained by consuming another unit of a good divided by the change in the price of that good.
D) total utility associated with the consumption of a certain number of units of a good divided by the number of units consumed.
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A) elasticity of demand for the two products.
B) price ratio of the two products.
C) amount of the consumer's income.
D) utility ratio of the two products.
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A) utility.
B) revenue.
C) profit.
D) cost.
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A) A reduction in money income will shift the budget line to the right.
B) A reduction in money income accompanied by an increase in product prices will necessarily shift the budget line to the left.
C) An increase in product prices will shift the budget line to the left.
D) An increase in money income will shift the budget line to the right.
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A) their marginal utilities are the same.
B) their total utilities are the same.
C) their marginal and total utilities are proportionate.
D) the income and substitution effects associated with each are equal.
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A) There is no firm mathematical relationship between marginal utility and total utility.
B) Total utility is equal to the change in marginal utility from consuming an additional unit of a product.
C) If marginal utility is diminishing and is a positive amount,total utility will increase.
D) If marginal utility is diminishing,total utility must also be diminishing.
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A) Apple lowered the price of iPads so that previous buyers would purchase another unit.
B) Apple introduced new features to entice previous buyers to purchase new models.
C) Apple ignored the problem and focused solely on attracting new buyers.
D) Apple was unable to overcome the problem and has faced steadily declining sales.
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A) takes more and more resources to produce successive units of it.
B) violates the law of demand.
C) satisfies consumer wants.
D) is useful.
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A) is relatively unappreciative of the arts.
B) obtains more marginal utility from the play than from the hockey game.
C) has a higher "marginal utility-to-price ratio" for the hockey game than for the play.
D) has recently attended several other Broadway plays.
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A) opportunity cost of additional cans or bottles of a soft drink increase very rapidly.
B) marginal utility of extra soft drink cans or bottles declines slowly,particularly because they are storable and can be consumed later.
C) marginal utility of extra soft drink cans or bottles declines quite rapidly.
D) opportunity cost of additional cans or bottles of soft drink increases very slowly.
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A) $4 and $6
B) $6 and $4
C) $8 and $12
D) $16 and $9
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