A) the market system.
B) pure capitalism.
C) market socialism.
D) socialism or communism.
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A) The desires of resource suppliers and producers to further their own self-interest will automatically further the public interest.
B) The nonsubstitutability of resources gives rise to a conflict between private and public interests and the need for government intervention.
C) Mixed capitalism is the best system for overcoming the scarce resources-unlimited wants problem.
D) Central direction by the government will improve resource allocation in a capitalistic economy.
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A) consumer needs and preferences.
B) the quantities and prices of the resources which households supply.
C) government regulations which provide a minimum income for all.
D) a social consensus as to what distribution of income is most equitable.
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A) extensive use of price controls.
B) extensive use of barter.
C) extensive use of capital goods.
D) low interest rates.
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A) The price of a good is a direct function of the relative scarcity of the good.
B) The price of a good is an inverse function of the relative scarcity of the good.
C) The price of a good is independent of the relative scarcity of the good.
D) High prices lead to greater relative scarcity.
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A) consumers are controlled by the actions of the marketplace.
B) what is produced is ultimately determined by what consumers buy.
C) there are no limits on what consumers may buy under capitalism.
D) businesses produce with consumer satisfaction as their primary goal.
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A) authoritarian capitalism.
B) mixed capitalism.
C) a command economy.
D) market socialism.
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A) pure capitalism
B) a command economy
C) market socialism
D) authoritarian capitalism
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A) use of capital goods.
B) entry and exit from the market.
C) large number of sellers.
D) coincidence of wants.
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A) What will be produced?
B) How is the output to be produced?
C) How can the system accommodate change?
D) Who is to receive the output?
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A) increases the use of barter.
B) reduces consumer sovereignty.
C) decreases the coincidence of wants.
D) encourages more specialization in production.
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A) by minimizing the economic losses of other business firms
B) by maximizing the economic profits of other business firms
C) by seeking the highest price when purchasing a consumer product
D) by seeking jobs with the best combination of wages and benefits
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A) households are demanders of factors of production.
B) businesses are suppliers of final products.
C) households are suppliers of final products.
D) there are real flows of goods,services,and factors,but not money flows.
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A) public sector through the mechanism of central planning.
B) business sector through the mechanism of advertising.
C) private sector through the earning and spending of income.
D) money market through borrowing and saving by households and businesses.
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A) the output of economic goods may be increased with no increase in resources.
B) scarce resources are utilized more efficiently.
C) a division of labour lowers prices for products.
D) all of the above are correct.
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A) unselfish individuals
B) centralized decision-making
C) free enterprise and choice
D) government ownership of the means of production
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A) product;financial
B) factor;product
C) product;factor
D) capital;product
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A) The operation of a market system eventually results in an equal distribution of income.
B) Producers are "kings" in a market economy because they determine what is produced.
C) The market system is efficient at allocation of resources,but not consumer goods to their most valued uses.
D) Freedom of choice and enterprise are essential elements of the market system.
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