A) socialism at work.
B) the principle of comparative advantage.
C) the invisible hand concept.
D) the multiplier principle.
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A) the government has decided to set a higher price so that firms competing in the market make an adequate profit.
B) there is a shortage in the market for apples.
C) the supply of money has decreased.
D) the equilibrium price is lower than the market price.
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A) depletion of gold reserves
B) overpopulation
C) the tendency of governments to levy high tax rates
D) the inability of workers in developed nations to compete against cheap foreign labor
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A) price of the good will rise.
B) price of the good will fall.
C) government will order suppliers to increase the production of that good.
D) government must establish a rationing system to make sure that the good is fairly distributed.
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A) Free-market economies offer little opportunity for the poor to work their way out of poverty.
B) Free-market economies have been unable to create wealth as rapidly as other types of economic systems.
C) Free-market economies are generally plagued by shortages of needed consumer goods.
D) Free-market economies tend to result in unequal distribution of wealth.
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A) United States Treasury
B) Federal Reserve Bank
C) State Department
D) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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A) invests wisely in the stock market.
B) employs resources to produce goods and services and distribute them among competing groups and individuals.
C) employs statistical techniques to make predictions about the evolution of society over the long run.
D) governs itself for the good of its citizens.
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A) an economic intervention.
B) an economic crisis control.
C) the invisible hand.
D) the deliberate process. Personal freedom is an important premise of wealth creation. Entrepreneurs, acting in their own self-interest need the personal freedom to own property and keep the earning from their hard work.
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A) reliance on the forces of supply and demand to determine what is produced.
B) reliance on the government to determine what is produced and who gets the output.
C) an extremely rapid rate of economic growth.
D) freedom of choice and freedom of competition.
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A) Productivity in the service sector has increased much more rapidly than productivity in the manufacturing sector.
B) Improving productivity in the service sector is much less important than improving productivity in the manufacturing sector, because the service sector does not really produce anything.
C) Productivity in the service sector is easier to measure than productivity in agriculture.
D) Measures of productivity in the service sector do a poor job of taking quality improvements into account.
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A) businesses provide customers with quality products at fair prices.
B) businesses all make the same amount of profit.
C) businesses do better with more government regulation.
D) the government dictates the number of competitors there are in each industry.
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