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A) promotion of competition
B) stabilization to achieve the macroeconomic goals
C) redistribution of income through taxation and transfer payments
D) production of public goods
E) providing the economy's private goods
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A) to enforce contracts and protect private property
B) to promote collusion
C) to promote the growth of natural monopolies
D) to provide more inequality in the distribution of income
E) all of the above
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A) the opportunity cost of production at home is greater than the cost of purchasing the good in the market
B) production at home is less costly than purchasing the good in the market
C) the value of home production exceeds the sunk cost of home production
D) the value of home production is ignored
E) food and clothing expenditures represent a small portion of their total budget
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A) the amount of physical output produced by firms
B) the means by which government policy makes firms more productive
C) the avenue by which government influences credit markets
D) spending and taxing by governments
E) a tool of government that works in the opposite direction of monetary policy
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A) to enforce private property rights
B) to prohibit natural monopolies
C) to reduce pollution
D) to transfer money from higher-income households to the poorest households
E) to maintain price stability
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A) all exchanges made during the course of a year
B) all final goods produced during the course of a year
C) all monetary transactions during the course of a year
D) all the goods produced during the course of a year over and above what is required to maintain the population and the stock of capital
E) all final goods sold during the course of a year
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A) Production became more reliant on highly specialized equipment.
B) A more efficient division of labor was promoted.
C) Workers bore much of the costs of production.
D) The transaction costs of contracting with individual resource owners were reduced.
E) Technological development increased the productivity of most workers.
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A) sole proprietorship
B) partnership
C) corporation
D) nonprofit organization
E) S-corporation
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A) revenue received must be greater than cost to justify government production
B) revenue received must equal cost because government is a nonprofit organization
C) the price does not always reflect the cost of producing the good
D) the price charged is an accurate measure of the benefits generated
E) it prices the good the same way a natural monopolist would
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A) labor
B) land
C) capital
D) entrepreneurial ability
E) money
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A) goods and services produced during a particular year
B) goods and services sold during a particular year
C) final goods and services sold during a particular year
D) final goods and services produced during a particular year
E) final goods and services produced and sold during a particular year
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A) Some household production requires many specialized resources
B) The opportunity cost of household production has decreased over time
C) Household production avoids taxes
D) There have been important technological advances in household production
E) Some households prefer the ability to control production
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A) a decrease in the quantity of services demanded by households
B) an increase in the opportunity cost of remaining employed in the home
C) a decrease in the opportunity cost of working outside the home
D) a decline in the number of households providing labor outside the home
E) reduced use of labor-saving devices in households
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A) services
B) tax payments
C) durable goods
D) nondurable goods
E) dividends
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A) limited liability
B) difficulty raising start-up money
C) lack of profitability
D) corporate income is taxed twice
E) corporations are more vulnerable in the case of the death of an owner
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A) firms,because they produce all goods and services in the economy
B) households,because they demand goods and services and supply resources
C) government,because it ultimately sets and enforces the "rules of the game"
D) government,because it steps in when there is market failure
E) the rest of the world,because there are over 150 countries
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