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A) what goods and services are produced.
B) how goods and services are produced.
C) for whom goods and services are produced.
D) all of these.
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A) Private ownership of the factors of production.
B) Businesses make their own product and price decisions.
C) Public ownership of the factors of production.
D) Decentralized decision-making using markets.
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A) Businesspersons conspiring to fix prices are a threat to the price system.
B) Pursuit of private self interest with an invisible hand is the best way to promote the public interest.
C) Government should control the economy.
D) The government should provide for national defense and little else.
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A) Goods and services are allocated based on willingness and ability to pay, rather than based on need.
B) Producers have strong incentives to innovate because successful innovators are rewarded with higher profit.
C) Since price is freely set based on supply and demand, shortages and surpluses are minimized.
D) Both b. and c. above are correct.
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A) The United States.
B) The Inuit (native people of Northern Canada) .
C) Cuba under Castro's rule.
D) Modern-day Hong Kong.
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A) A religion centered on community interaction.
B) An economic system characterized by private ownership of resources, and decentralized market allocation.
C) An economic system characterized by government ownership of resources and centralized allocation.
D) None of the above answers are correct.
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A) Prices were used to allocate resources.
B) Prices played the same role as in a market economy.
C) Prices were used to ration final goods and services but not to allocate resources.
D) None of these statements is descriptive.
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A) Poor product quality and little product diversity.
B) Inefficiency of nationalized industries.
C) Inability to adjust quickly to changing economic conditions.
D) Inadequate environmental protection.
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A) The doctrine of laissez-faire advocates an economic system with extensive government intervention and little individual decision-making.
B) In capitalism income is distributed on the basis of need.
C) Adam Smith was the father of socialism.
D) Most real-world economies are mixed economic systems.
E) The "invisible hand" refers to government economic control.
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A) actively promotes income incentives.
B) follows the doctrine of laissez faire.
C) owns resources and conducts planning.
D) does not exist.
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A) Government ownership of all capital.
B) Government decision-making is preferred to decentralized decision-making.
C) Market determination of prices and quantity.
D) Equality of income.
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A) socialism.
B) an economy guided by an "invisible hand."
C) government control of the "invisible hand."
D) the adoption of mercantilism.
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