A) education
B) experience
C) job segregation
D) working conditions
E) productivity
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A) the construction of a nuclear power plant
B) purchasing a car
C) eating dinner at an expensive French restaurant
D) being immunized for measles
E) watching a situation comedy TV show
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A) 35 percent of total pre-tax income
B) 47 percent of total pre-tax income
C) 52 percent of total pre-tax income
D) 60 percent of total pre-tax income
E) 63 percent of total pre-tax income
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A) cause surpluses and shortages, respectively
B) make the functioning of free markets more efficient
C) interfere with the efficient operations of free markets
D) shift demand and supply curves
E) shift demand curves but not supply curves
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A) the market's total benefit is maximized
B) the total costs of producers in the market are minimized
C) the consumer surplus minus the producer surplus is maximized
D) the producer surplus minus the consumer surplus is maximized
E) at the perfectly competitive equilibrium
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A) students choose university programs based on the consumption benefits they will receive
B) it is costly and time-consuming
C) it exhausts students who later do not have the energy to look for employment
D) the opportunity cost of education is zero since government institutions subsidize the cost
E) college and university graduates find it more difficult to acquire jobs than do those without any postsecondary education
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A) the relevant product is currently available in excess supply
B) the government is imposing a legal price that is below the equilibrium price
C) sellers are trying to impose a minimum price to raise their revenues
D) the government is imposing a legal price that is above the equilibrium price
E) buyers are attempting to impose a minimum price to minimize their expenditures
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Multiple Choice
A) the XYZ Corporation upgrades the machinery on its assembly line
B) a worker becomes more satisfied with his/her job
C) Smith buys 30 shares of common stock
D) a homemaker decides to enter the labour force
E) Jones receives apprenticeship training as a carpenter
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A) entirely on buyers
B) mostly on buyers
C) entirely on sellers
D) mostly on sellers
E) neither on buyers nor sellers
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A) a worker is hired, paid, or promoted based on aspects other than credentials or performance
B) a worker is promoted based on skill
C) workers receive equal pay for providing identical services
D) equilibrium is affected by shifts in labour demand
E) equilibrium is affected by shifts in labour supply
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A) acdf + efd
B) acdf
C) efd
D) 0cdg
E) 0afg
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A) are a major source of inflation
B) mean that certain essential goods and services do not get produced at all
C) are a major source of employment
D) cause certain goods to be overproduced or underproduced
E) can cause deflation
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A) $2 million
B) $4 million
C) $6 million
D) $8 million
E) $10 million
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A) the income-earning productive skills and knowledge that workers acquire from education and training
B) the substitution of labour for machinery in the production process
C) any productive asset that must be combined with labour to be productive
D) the exchange of money for other assets
E) the substitution of machinery for labour in the productive process
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Multiple Choice
A) regardless of the size of the risk, the returns of risk-taking remain fairly constant
B) the rewards from risk-taking fluctuate widely
C) all risk-takers are characteristically high-income earners
D) all risk-takers face the threat of bankruptcy
E) all risk-takers receive financial help from governments
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A) differences in ability
B) differences in consumer tastes
C) differences in the use of leisure time
D) differences in the number of newspapers delivered to various regions
E) the transfer payments provided by various levels of Canadian governments
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Multiple Choice
A) Private goods yield direct benefits to the purchaser and are financed by government.
B) Public goods yield widespread spillover benefits and are purchased by government with tax revenues.
C) Public goods are bought voluntarily out of private incomes and yield no significant spillover benefits.
D) Public goods are bought voluntarily out of private incomes and yield widespread spillover benefits.
E) Private goods are often public goods as well.
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A) no change in the consumer surplus and producer surplus
B) the consumer surplus to rise and the producer surplus to fall
C) the consumer surplus to fall and the producer surplus to rise
D) the consumer surplus and producer surplus to both fall
E) the consumer surplus and producer surplus to both rise
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A) at the point on S1 whose horizontal coordinate is Q1
B) at the point on S0 whose horizontal coordinate is Q1
C) at the point on S1 whose horizontal coordinate is Q0
D) at the point on S0 whose horizontal coordinate is Q0
E) at the origin
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A) under the entire demand curve D
B) separating the lines S1 and D between Q1 and Q0
C) separating the lines D and S1 between the vertical axis and Q1
D) separating the lines D and S0 between the vertical axis and Q0
E) separating the lines D and S1 between the vertical axis and Q1, minus the area separating the lines S1 and D between Q1 and Q0
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