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  Factors of production are another term for the  

  Factors of production are another term for the  

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  Jeanne has to choose between eating Thai food or Indonesia…

  Jeanne has to choose between eating Thai food or Indonesian food. Which of the following equations, where MU is marginal utility, TU is total utility, and P is price, will lead her to achieve her consumer optimum?  

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  The backward-bending labor supply curve has its shape beca…

  The backward-bending labor supply curve has its shape because, at  

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  A typical diminishing marginal utility curve may be drawn…

  A typical diminishing marginal utility curve may be drawn as a(n).  

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  A robot that flips hamburgers and French fries can be leas…

  A robot that flips hamburgers and French fries can be leased for $2,500/month. The robot takes the place of a worker who can produce the same amount of each good for $2,900/month. Fast-food restaurants that sell burgers and fries should hire __________ robots and __________ workers.  

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  The fact that diamonds command a much higher market price…

  The fact that diamonds command a much higher market price than a gallon of water indicates that  

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  As a result of __________ in a market with a small number…

  As a result of __________ in a market with a small number of firms, a firm’s market share is determined by the products it offers, the prices it charges, and the actions of its rivals.  

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  A(n) __________ represents a combination of two goods that…

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

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  When two or more firms set prices or quantities in unison,…

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

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  Along any major street in a large city, prices for regular…

  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  

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