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A) federal; State
B) fiscal; Monetary
C) monetary; Fiscal
D) fiscal; Federal
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A) suppliers are not producing enough product.
B) sellers cannot keep up with market demand.
C) the government determined that the product was not worth the price tag that the producer was asking.
D) the product has competition at the equilibrium price.
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A) The federal tax rate in that area
B) The unemployment rate in that area
C) The producer's price index in that area
D) The CMI - consumer's marginal index
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A) to make sure that those that create wealth are allowed to keep that wealth.
B) to reduce the inequality in the distribution of wealth.
C) to create incentives to encourage entrepreneurs to create jobs and economic growth.
D) to keep tax rates extremely low so that businesses do not need to support government projects.
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A) Increase taxes.
B) Decrease interest rates.
C) Restrict the money supply and increase interest rates.
D) Devalue the dollar on international currency exchanges.
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A) the current price of Neodymium to be below the equilibrium price for this rare earth metal.
B) the price of Neodymium to be above the equilibrium price for this rare earth metal.
C) the price of Neodymium to reflect the adjustment of quantity demanded and quantity supplied.
D) consumer demand for a product such as electric cars to shift to the right indicating the desire to purchase the rare earth metal at any price.
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A) More rapid economic growth.
B) Higher taxes than in past years.
C) Increasing reliance on markets to determine economic outcomes.
D) An increase in the number of insurance companies.
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A) one firm that totally dominates the supply of the product.
B) a large number of small firms all producing very similar products.
C) a few large sellers who dominate the market.
D) several small firms that compete primarily by differentiating their products.
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A) John wants to live in a country with low marginal tax rates.
B) Robin wants to live in a country that encourages rapid economic growth.
C) Liz wants to live in a country with limited government regulation.
D) Fred prefers to live in a country that promotes social equality.
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A) decrease in wealth.
B) people will have less economic freedom.
C) tax rates will have to increase.
D) a trend toward unequal distribution of wealth.
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