A point outside the production possibilities curve represents a combination of goods that is:

a. inefficient. b. efficient.
c. unattainable. d. attainable.


c

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Refer to Figure 17-9. Fed Chairman Paul Volcker's response to the ________ of the late 1970s is depicted in the figure above as a movement from C to D to A

A) appreciation of the dollar B) deflation C) high inflation D) high unemployment

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Rent-seeking behavior creates:

A. waste and inefficiency. B. waste, but is efficient. C. inefficiencies, but not waste. D. efficiency without waste.

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A person's incentive to spend additional money on conspicuous consumption goods will be ________ to the amount and reliability of independent information that people have about his abilities.

A. inversely related B. equal C. positively related D. unrelated

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Authoritative estimates suggest that currently union workers on the average:

A. achieve no wage advantage over nonunion workers in the same occupation. B. realize a 5 percent wage advantage over nonunion workers in the same occupation. C. realize a 20-30 percent wage advantage over nonunion workers in the same occupation. D. realize a 15 percent wage advantage over nonunion workers in the same occupation.

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