A) normative statements.
B) prescriptive statements.
C) claims about how the world is.
D) claims about how the world should be.
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A) an easy decision for an economist, but a difficult decision for a physicist or a chemist.
B) not a particularly important decision for an economist.
C) usually regarded as an art in scientific thinking.
D) usually regarded as the easiest part of the scientific method.
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A) less than 0.
B) between zero and 1.
C) between one and infinity.
D) undefined.
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A) sound logic.
B) reverse causality.
C) omitted variables.
D) bias.
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A) unemployment.
B) a decrease in society's preference for pillows.
C) fewer resources available for production of pillows.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) -5
B) -1/5
C) 1/5
D) 5
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A) For the most part, microeconomists are unconcerned with macroeconomics, and macroeconomists are unconcerned with microeconomics.
B) Microeconomists study markets for small products, whereas macroeconomists study markets for large products.
C) Microeconomics and macroeconomics are distinct from one another, yet they are closely related.
D) Microeconomics is oriented toward policy studies, whereas macroeconomics is oriented toward theoretical studies.
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A) Experiments are considered valid only when they are conducted in a laboratory.
B) Good theories do not need to be tested.
C) Real-world observations often lead to theories.
D) Economics, as well as other sciences, is concerned primarily with abstract concepts.
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A) teaching economics to people who have never before studied economics.
B) advancing their political agendas.
C) developing models when the scientific method cannot be used.
D) focusing their thinking.
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A) performing an experiment in an economic system.
B) applying mathematical methods to economic analysis.
C) analyzing available data.
D) formulating theories about economic events.
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A) government increases the amount of money in the economy.
B) there is a technological improvement.
C) resources are shifted from the production of one good to the production of the other good.
D) the economy abandons inefficient production methods in favor of efficient production methods.
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A) to make the subject sound more complex than it is.
B) because every respectable field of study has its own language.
C) to provide a new and useful way of thinking about the world.
D) because it was too difficult to come up with new terms.
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A) households are sellers and firms are buyers.
B) households are buyers and firms are sellers.
C) households and firms are both buyers.
D) households and firms are both sellers.
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