A(n) __________ represents a combination of two goods that will provide the same level of utility to the consumer.  

  When two or more firms set prices or quantities in unison, economists refer to them as a  

  Along any major street in a large city, prices for regular unleaded gasoline are very similar. The similarity of prices does not occur because of collusion; it results when one carrier sets a fare, and the other carriers feel compelled to match it. This is an example of  

  X has a comparative advantage over Y in producing a good if  

  If a firm is expanding and needs to hire more workers, the __________ curve for labor in the surrounding area will shift __________ causing the equilibrium wage to __________ and the equilibrium quantity of workers to __________.  

  The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is considered a cartel by economists because the  

  The practice of setting prices deliberately below average variable costs to put a rival out of business is known as  

  A fundamental decision on hours worked faced by workers is called  

  Which of the following have greater incentives to collude and to form cartels in an effort to achieve monopoly-like profits?  

Which of these is not a breach of the peace?