There are a number of "trade-offs" in economics. The production possibilities curve depicts the trade-off between producing one set of goods and another, such as consumption and capital goods. The trade-off between inflation and unemployment is yet another and is depicted by the

a. Laffer curve
b. aggregate supply curve
c. Phillips curve
d. aggregate demand curve
e. Keynesian curve


C

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A) Supply and demand both shifted left, and the magnitude of the demand shift was greater. B) Supply and demand both shifted left, and the magnitude of the supply shift was greater. C) Supply shifted left, demand shifted right, and the magnitude of the demand shift was greater. D) Supply shifted left, demand shifted right, and the magnitude of the supply shift was greater.

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What is the most likely effect of the development of cell phones (many use this for time also) on the watch industry?

a. Increased price elasticity of demand for the watch industry because cell phones are complements b. decreased price elasticity of demand for the watch industry because cell phones are complements c. Increased price elasticity of demand for the watch industry because cell phones are substitutes d. decreased price elasticity of demand for the watch industry because cell phones are substitutes

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Compared to a proprietorship, an advantage of a partnership is

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