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A) Those who deeply dislike business risk will not have anything to do with the business.
B) This allows firms to more easily attract labor and other suppliers of inputs.
C) This reduces the business risk in the economy.
D) It makes it easier for the government to monitor and manage the business risk.
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A) it promotes an efficient allocation of resources.
B) it leads to equality in the distribution of income.
C) it provides incentives for greater production and higher incomes.
D) it emphasizes the freedom to pursue self-interest.
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A) firms produce a wide range of products.
B) producers consume little or none of the products they produce.
C) producers consume most of the output that they produce.
D) consumers have to produce most of what they consume.
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A) Which products will be in scarce supply and which in excess supply?
B) Who should appoint the head of the central bank?
C) How much should society save?
D) What goods and services will be produced?
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A) costs.
B) money income.
C) consumption expenditures.
D) resources.
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A) a sovereign government determines which consumer goods will be produced.
B) the prices of consumer goods are regulated by a sovereign government.
C) firms must match their production decisions to the consumers' choices.
D) consumer goods are considered to be more important than capital goods.
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A) government should regulate the business to ensure quality.
B) the profit Susie earns indicates that she is overcharging for her services.
C) she has served society's interests by providing a desired good or service.
D) this demonstrates that consumer sovereignty is not present in this market.
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A) $31,500.
B) $16,500.
C) $1,500.
D) $15,000.
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A) entrepreneurship and risk-taking.
B) innovation and profits.
C) participating in the political hierarchy.
D) getting high prices for one's products and resources.
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A) profits of firms in the industry are rising.
B) demand for the industry's product is decreasing.
C) the production of output in the industry is rising.
D) profits of firms in other industries are falling.
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A) requires a grouping of private markets linked to one another.
B) is a particular set of institutional arrangements and a coordinating mechanism used to respond to the economizing problem.
C) requires some sort of centralized authority (such as government) to coordinate economic activity.
D) is a plan or scheme that allows a firm to make money at some other firm's expense.
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A) competition in markets
B) freedom of choice and enterprise
C) self-interest and personal rewards
D) fear and avoidance of risk
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A) planned economy.
B) market economy.
C) mixed economy.
D) barter economy.
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A) More people will choose to live in areas susceptible to flooding.
B) Taxpayers will have to help pay for the rebuilding of flooded properties.
C) It makes actual risks of flooding look artificially low.
D) More people will choose to live and work on higher ground.
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A) households earn their money incomes.
B) households acquire economic resources from businesses.
C) businesses acquire their inputs from households.
D) businesses earn their revenues from households.
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A) firm owners and employees share business risk more or less equally.
B) a firm's employees and suppliers are largely shielded from risk, relative to business owners.
C) employees and suppliers face the greatest risks, because firms can shut down without notice and leave them unpaid.
D) a firm's owners are largely shielded from risk because they can walk away from the business at any time.
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