A) is usually scarce and costly to acquire.
B) is usually available free to any decision maker.
C) is usually not required for rational decision making.
D) must be complete before any decision is made.
E) is usually useful only to governments.
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A) The unemployment rate of 7 percent or higher is a national disgrace.
B) Unemployment is a less important problem than inflation.
C) When the national unemployment rate is 7 percent, the unemployment rate among inner-city youth is often close to 40 percent.
D) Unemployment and inflation are equally important problems.
E) An inflation rate of 7 percent is too high.
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A) make economic models more complex than if these assumptions were removed.
B) pertain only to consumers.
C) hold all other things constant.
D) are ways to test a hypothesis.
E) describe how individuals are expected to behave.
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A) approaches reality in all its complexity.
B) involves so much distortion of reality that it is worthless.
C) focuses on the unique aspects of each situation.
D) involves some simplification of reality.
E) bears no relation to reality.
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A) opportunity cost.
B) demand.
C) supply.
D) scarcity.
E) rational behavior.
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A) distort reality in order to improve forecasting ability.
B) predict phenomena without explaining them.
C) explain phenomena without predicting them.
D) confront reality in all its complexity by focusing on the unique aspects of each phenomenon.
E) simplify a complex reality.
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Multiple Choice
A) Peter buys a hamburger.
B) John-Michael wants to spend his money on a new hover board.
C) Alexander is doing homework instead of going to the movies with his friends.
D) Amanda, a geography teacher, is retired.
E) Bill is unemployed.
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A) they usually wait until the last minute before making a decision to buy.
B) they weigh the additional costs and the additional benefits of various activities before they make a decision.
C) most people just barely get by on the incomes they earn and live from day-to-day on the very edge of subsistence.
D) if given a choice, most people would prefer to make their own decisions concerning the things that affect their lives.
E) they consider the total cost and the total benefit of various activities before they make a purchase.
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A) the change is free of risk.
B) there are no costs involved.
C) their expectations are correct.
D) there is no uncertainty about the results of the change.
E) the expected marginal benefit exceeds expected marginal cost.
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