A) unemployment compensation
B) food stamps
C) government salaries
D) Social Security benefits
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A) it keeps criminals off of the streets.
B) it defines and protects property rights.
C) it is set up in the U.S.constitution.
D) it ensures that producers maximize their profits.
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A) individuals take into account the full opportunity cost of their actions.
B) consumers are motivated by a sense of the greater good,not their own self-interest.
C) firms are motivated by a sense of the greater good,not their desire for profit.
D) economic decisions are taken out the hands of individuals and placed in the hands of government officials.
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A) resources are under-allocated to the industry.
B) the equilibrium market price of the product includes the external costs borne by society.
C) resources are over-allocated to the industry.
D) at the market price,quantity demanded is less than quantity supplied.
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A) not enough funds have been spent on public education.
B) schools are providing high-priced services that are not valued by parents.
C) the quantity of educational services has not increased beyond the pre-subsidy equilibrium.
D) too much competition for educational services.
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A) Both public and private goods are owned by individuals but public goods can be shared while private goods cannot be shared.
B) The government produces private goods while corporations produce public goods.
C) Consumption of a private good by one person reduces the amount available for others while the consumption of a public good does not reduce the amount available for others.
D) Resources are used to produce private goods but are not used to produce public goods.
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A) the price system fails to generate an efficient allocation of resources.
B) the price system fails to generate an equal distribution of income.
C) the price system fails to generate an equal distribution of wealth.
D) the price system allows consumers to make their own decisions.
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A) firms to act in such a way that they eliminate scarcity.
B) consumers to satisfy all their wants.
C) resources to move from lower-valued uses to higher-valued uses through voluntary exchange.
D) government policy makers to allocate resources to the uses which they consider to be in the best interests of society.
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A) causes providers to supply less of medical services than they would without the payment.
B) causes buyers to consume more of medical services than they would without the payment.
C) does not cause any change in the equilibrium position for medical services which existed without the subsidy.
D) causes the price of medical services to rise for the consumer once the payment is provided.
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A) is not subject to the principle of mutual exclusivity.
B) the political process has deemed socially undesirable.
C) can be consumed by one individual without affecting the consumption of another individual.
D) the political process has deemed socially desirable.
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A) More students would enroll in school.
B) The price students pay to attend school would equal the value of an additional unit of education consumed.
C) There would be no correlation between the price students pay and the cost of providing the educational services.
D) The quality of education would deteriorate.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) Both I and II
D) Neither I nor II
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A) A bread company emits a wonderful aroma in the air that makes people smile.
B) The neighbor's wind chimes interfere with your sleep.
C) A firm fires 500 people.
D) Cancer-causing chemicals are dumped into the drinking water supply of a city.
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A) Congress.
B) the Teamsters union.
C) current taxes.
D) the Federal Reserve.
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A) the amount of medical services is determined by the equilibrium of supply and demand.
B) the supply of medical services does not respond to price changes.
C) supply and demand analysis does not apply.
D) beneficiaries are entitled to receive services for which the per-unit cost exceeds their own personal out-of-pocket payment.
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A) the invisible had will correct for the market failures.
B) the price system will correct the market failures.
C) people will reduce their consumption.
D) the government can step in to correct the market failure.
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A) Workers are not paying enough into the program.
B) The government set reimbursement rates too high.
C) Because medical services are subsidized by the government,both consumption by the elderly and the cost of services have increased.
D) There is a shortage of medical school applicants.
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