B. sex

C. all of the above

D. mental illness

A. The course of population growth and decline

B. The functioning of supply and demand

D. Case study of an urban gay community

A. 195 units

B. 1000 units

C. 200 units

A. aggregate output equals consumption minus investment

B. saving equals consumption

D. planned aggregate expenditure equals consumption

A. Keynesian

B. left-wing theorists

C. New-Keynesian

A. emphasizes math

C. is based in stores

D. none of the above

B. An injection that decreases aggregate demand

C. An injection that increases aggregate demand

D. A withdrawal that increase aggregate demand

A. income tax and social security payments

B. contractual payments such as pensions and mortgages

D. income tax

B. an increase in income but no overall change in saving

C. an increase in income and an increase in overall saving

D. a decrease in income but an increase in saving

A. Means that an increases in the money supply leads to an increases in the interest rate

B. Is perfectly interest inelastic

C. Means that an increase in money supply leads to a fall in the interest rate

A. The rate of growth that could be achieved if resources were fully employed

B. The fastest growth an economy has ever achieved

D. The present rate of growth of an economy

B. Charging the same prices for same products

C. Charging different prices for the same products

D. Charging different prices for different products

A. to defend the established order

C. to systematically apply common sense to issues

D. as a method of social control

A. 1

C. 9

D. 10

A. 800

B. 0.8

C. 810

B. Decrease consumption

C. Increase spending

D. Encourage saving

A. the level of aggregate demand

B. expectations

C. the level of national income

A. precision

C. controlled conditions

D. organization of the data

A. take over the environment

B. change the nature of the physical environment

C. regulate the environment

B. National income

C. Expectations

D. Historic trends

A. Marginal revenue equals marginal cost

B. Average revenue equals marginal cost

C. Average revenue equals average cost

A. An inward shift of the production possibility frontier

B. The pivoting of the production possibility frontier

D. An outward shift of the production possibility frontier

B. all of the above

C. the attitude that cultures be analyzed on their own terms

D. the attitude that certain values and practices are common to all cultures

A. the ratio of saving to income

B. the average amount of income that is saved

D. the ratio of income to saving

A. Average fixed cost is Rs10

B. Marginal cost is Rs20

C. Average cost falls

A. consist of the examination of various facets of a social universe

B. are a matter of stress?

C. are differences of vantage point

B. the marginal propensity of expenditure

C. the marginal propensity to consume

D. the marginal propensity to save

A. sample survey

B. participant observation

D. laboratory experiment

B. be general

C. be based on scientific theory

D. predict a causal relationship

B. None of these

C. only violent behavior

D. only normal behavior

E. groups of people in interaction

A. a football

B. team uniforms

C. goal posts

A. Imports are likely to grow

B. Prices are likely to fall

C. Demand is likely to fall

A. reduce poverty

B. help small businesses

D. weaken the power of trade unions

B. Individuals hold money to shop

C. Individuals hold money just in case an emergency happens

D. Individuals hold money rather than other assets because they are worried about the price of the other assets falling

A. people value and believe what they please because its a free country

B. values norms and beliefs are unimportant

C. values norms and beliefs are always in agreement

B. opposable thumb

C. erect walking posture

D. vision in depth

B. Savings = investment

C. Planned injections = planned withdrawals

D. Government spending = tax revenue

B. Marginal cost is Rs20

C. Variable cost rises by Rs200

D. Average fixed cost was Rs10originally

A. Marginal revenue in A = Marginal revenue B = Average cost

B. Marginal revenue in A = Marginal revenue B = Marginal cost

C. Marginal revenue in A= Price B

A. include government the economy education the family and religion

B. differ in traits and culture complexes from society to society

C. arise from fundamental human needs

B. A fall in taxation revenue

C. A decrease in import spending

D. A fall is savings

A. A price fall would increase revenue

C. Demand is price inelastic

D. Demand is price elastic

B. Because few real natural monopolies exist there is rarely a reason for government regulation

C. Many instances of government regulation have succeeded in reducing competition in industries where competition may be beneficial

D. Technological change has made it possible for many industries to become more competitive

B. GDP increase

C. Inflation is likely to increase

D. Investment in equipment is likely to increase

B. The Marginal Consumption Frontier

C. The Gross Domestic Barrier

D. The Production Possibility Frontier

B. Total revenue / total cost

C. Total quantity sold quantity sold

D. Total revenue quantity

B. Fixed cost + revenue

C. Revenue sales

D. Revenue fixed costs

A. Total revenue equals total cost

B. There is the biggest positive difference between total revenue and total cost

D. Profits are Zero

B. made all social classes equal

C. none of the above

D. eliminated social classes

A. competition is good for you

B. A football games

D. The NFL rules