A) increase the supply of corn.
B) increase the supply of soybeans.
C) decrease the supply of soybeans.
D) decrease the supply of corn.
E) have no effect on the supplies of corn and soybeans.
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A) to signal to government which businesses are suffering losses so that they can be subsidized.
B) consumers decide which products they value the most by looking at each firm's profit.
C) to allocate scarce resources in a manner that maximizes the value created to society.
D) ensure that the total profits in the economy exactly equal the total losses.
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A) The supply of oil would fall.
B) The supply of oil would rise.
C) The demand for oil would fall.
D) The demand for oil would rise.
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A) increase the demand for the good.
B) increase the quantity demanded for the good.
C) decrease the demand for the good.
D) decrease the quantity supplied of the good.
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A) consumer surplus will equal producer surplus.
B) the total value created for consumers will equal the total cost of production for business firms.
C) all units valued more highly than the opportunity cost of production will be supplied.
D) all units that have value will be produced, regardless of their cost of production.
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A) horizontal.
B) relatively inelastic.
C) relatively elastic.
D) income proof.
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A) quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied at the equilibrium price.
B) price is less than equilibrium price.
C) quantity demanded is less than quantity supplied.
D) goods are scarce.
E) some of the people who need the product are not willing and able to buy it at the equilibrium price.
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A) supply and demand curves shifting to the right.
B) supply and demand curves shifting to the left.
C) supply curve shifting to the left, with no change in demand.
D) demand curve shifting to the right, with no change in supply.
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A) in both statements I and II
B) in statement I only
C) in statement II only
D) in neither statements I nor II
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A) Sellers' costs stay the same and the price of the good increases.
B) Sellers' costs increase and the price of the good stays the same.
C) Sellers' costs decrease and the price of the good increases.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Sellers' costs stay the same and the price of the good increases.
B) Sellers' costs increase and the price of the good stays the same.
C) Sellers' costs increase and the price of the good decreases.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) as more of a product is consumed, consumers will value additional units less.
B) as more of a product is consumed, consumers will value additional units more.
C) the value of additional units of the good is unrelated to the amount consumed.
D) the cost of production for a good generally rises as more of it is produced.
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A) consumer surplus.
B) producer surplus.
C) marginal cost.
D) triangular arbitrage.
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A) producers are willing to supply larger amounts of a good as its price increases.
B) a direct relationship exists between the price of a good and the amount buyers choose to buy.
C) an inverse relationship exists between the price of a good and the amount buyers wish to buy.
D) an inverse relationship exists between the price of a good and the amount producers supply.
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A) the price of a complementary good rose.
B) the price of a substitute good rose.
C) consumers suddenly believed the price of the good would be sharply higher in the future.
D) consumer income increased.
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A) a majority of citizens favor the activity.
B) the benefits that result from the activity exceed the costs.
C) the number of people who gain from the activity exceeds the number on whom costs are imposed.
D) the costs that result from the activity exceed the benefits.
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A) the price of aspartame will increase.
B) the price of sugar will decrease.
C) the price of saccharin will increase.
D) the demand curves for aspartame and sugar will shift leftward.
E) aspartame and sugar will be complements.
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A) only price and quantity matter in determining demand.
B) people always want a certain amount of a product.
C) demand is too important to be left to the economists.
D) all other determinants of demand are held constant.
E) demand has a positive slope.
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A) in both statements I and II
B) in statement I only
C) in statement II only
D) in neither statements I nor II
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A) fixation.
B) excess supply.
C) equilibrium.
D) excess demand.
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