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ECO 110 Midterm
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What is this?
Excess demand
Excess supply
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Excess supply creates what?
Downward pressure
Upward pressure
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The scientific study of "what is" among economic relationships
Positive Economics
Normative Economics
Scarcity
Opportunity Cost
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Smallest dollar amount a seller would be willing and able to let the good go at
the price of CVS candy
Sellers reservation price
My love for pizza price
Buyers reservation price
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Who came up with absolute advantage?
David Sloan
Adam Smith
David Ricardo
Adam from YourPie
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When price is used to ration goods, people have a strong incentive to earn income in order to pay the required price
Opportunity cost
Competition
Scarcity
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Focuses on large sectors of the economy as a whole (industries, country transactions)
Macro economics
Microeconomics
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A good for which demand increases following a rise in income, & demand falls after a decline in income
Normative good
Normal good
Inferior good
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Who purchases resources and uses them to produce goods and services
Producer
Consumer
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What are pieces of a good?
Quality, time frame, and locale
Quality and time frame
Quality, quantity, time frame, and locale
Locale, time frame, and quanity
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Who came up with comparative advantage?
Adam smith
Danny the Squishmallow
David ricardo
Thomas the Squishmallow
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In production if it can use less labor to produce 1 unit of a good than its trading partner
Absolute advantage
Comparative advantage
Absolute Comparison
Comparative Absolute
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Correlation does not equal causation???
True
False
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A statistical association between two events does not imply that one event causes the other
Supply Curve
demand curve
causation does not equal correlation
The Econ Quiz Curve
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What is this?
Producer surplus
Consumer surplus
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Focuses on narrowly defined unites (individual and firm level decision making)
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
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Demand schedule is the quantity of a well-defined good that buyers are willing & able to purchase at a possible price
True
False
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Occurs when a firm's revenues are greater than its costs
Profit
Debt
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When price falls, the quantity demanded will increase, & when the price rises, the quantity demanded will decrease
Law of DEMANDING
Law of supply
Law of demand
Law of Sand
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The time, effort, and other resources needed to search out, negotiate, and consumate an exchange
Positive Economics
Market cost
Transaction cost
Opportunity Cost
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What happens when the quantity demanded increases at every given price?
Everything turns upside down
Entire curve shifts right
Entire curve shifts left
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The difference between the lowest price a supplier will accept to produce a good and the price they actually accept
Consumer surplus
Producer surplus
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The largest dollar amount that the buyer is willing and able to pay for a good
Julianne's Squishmallow price
Buyers reservation price
Jeffrey's Pop price
Sellers reservation price
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Judgements about "what ought to be" in economics matters
Normative Economics
Competition
Opportunity Cost
Positive Economics
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Goods and services that are used together
Compliment goods
Substitute goods
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The sum of a producer's costs of employing each resource required to produce a good or service
Opportunity cost of supply
Opportunity cost of production
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(The foundation of trade), goods move to individuals who value them more highly related to others
Producer Surplus
Consumer benefit
Mutual Gain
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What is this?
Producer surplus
Consumer surplus
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Age, race, gender, religion, etc.
Competition
Geographics
Scarcity
Demographics
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Whats true for one individual may not be true for the group
Groot
Scarcity
Minions
Fallacy of the composition
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If a free economic market for a good is in equilibrium then which is not true?
The equilibrium price & quantity attained in this market are econ efficient
Everyone looses money
The total surplus (producer and consumer) are maximized
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In producing a good if its opportunity costs of producing that good are lower than its trading partner
Comparative advantage
Comparative Absolute
Absolute advantage
Absolute Comparison
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Mercantilism died in 1800. End of Story.
True
False
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_______ exists when there is less of a good freely available than people would like
opportunity cost
Normal good
Normative good
scarcity
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There is a positive relationship between the price of a product and then amount of it that will be supplied by producer
True
False
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A latin term meaning "other than constant" (all else equal)
Bon Fire
Cerebis Parabus
Bona Fide
Parabuses Cerebis
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Is a good something that creates value for someone?
True
False
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Colonialism and rise of the nation state (economic rivalries between nations)
Retail Service
Capitalism
Mercantilism
Superbowlism
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Commonly owned property will be poorly maintained and over-utilized rather than conserved for the future
True
False
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A good for which demand falls following a rise in income, and demand rises after a decline in income
Normal good
Inferior good
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What is this?
Net loss
Net gain
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The difference between the amount consumers are willing to pay and the amount they have to pay for a good
Consumer surplus
Producer surplus
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The height of a supply curve shows the minimum price a producer will supply, and the opportunity price of production
True
False
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What makes us make choices and decisions based on the opportunity costs of goods?
Scarcity
Competition
Influences
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Demand shortage creates what?
Downward pressure
Upward pressure
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Is the quilibrium price when the demand and supply curves meet?
False
True
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What includes the right to exclusive use of a property, legal protection, and right to sell or exchange property
Breathing Rights
Housing Rights
Insurance Rights
Property Rights
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The right to use, control, and obtain benefits from a resource, good, or service
Consumer Surplus
Producerism
Property rights
Consumerism
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What is this?
Excess demand
Excess supply
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Goods that can be used for similar purposes
Compliment goods
Substitute goods