Suppose you are considering buying another slice of pizza. The first slice of pizza you bought was $2, but because you were so hungry, you would have been willing to pay as much as $5 for it. The second slice was also $2, but you were less hungry after the first, and were willing to pay as much as $3 for it.  Assuming each slice cost the same, if your marginal benefit for eating one more slice of pizza was $1, you would _________ to buy one more slice.

A tax system in which tax rates decrease as income increases is called a(n) ________ system.

The (former) Soviet Union is an example of a ___________. 

The Truth In Lending Act requires that all consumer credit agreements disclose the ________ in bold print?

5.  On which model is the pattern for the framework actually waxed?

If the US’s trade balance (or current account) is +$400 billion, then the US has a ________

A(n) ________ card is a credit card that does not offer revolving credit and requires full payment of the balance at the end of each month.

I can buy whatever kind of breakfast cereal I want in the grocery store. And if I don’t like the last one I had, I may decide to switch brands depending on who offers the best product at the best price. This most closely resembles the idea of: 

An increasingly globalized world tends to ___________.

A father chooses to stay at home to help raise his kids as a homemaker (and is not looking to work beyond that), while his wife is employed outside the home full-time. He would be classified by the official statistics as: