The textbook's example of urban traffic flows demonstrates the notion of single-minded pursuits of one's own best interest

A) creates traffic jams.
B) interferes with achievement of the public interest.
C) produces social cooperation under appropriate rules of the road.
D) will not work to any single person's advantage.
E) will work to some people's advantage but will harm the vast majority.


C

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A. better today than tomorrow. B. time inconsistent. C. mistakes. D. considered bad choices.

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The precise definition of GDP is the total value of all

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Negative market feedback refers to a tendency for

A. one or two firms in an oligopolistic industry to respond to price decreases by initiating efforts to engage in price leadership. B. the dominant firm in an oligopolistic industry to react to competing firms' price increases by decreasing the price of its own product. C. price wars to break out in oligopolistic industries in which firms produce products possessing characteristics that make them prone to network effects. D. a particular product to fall out of favor with additional consumers because other consumers have stopped purchasing the product.

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