A difference between economic regulation and social regulation is that
A) the former tends to affect the prices at which products are sold and the latter does not.
B) the former tends to affect the profits of firms and the latter does not.
C) the former tends to be specific to an industry and the latter tends to affect firms in all industries.
D) the former tends to be done at the state level and the latter at the federal level.
C
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A) The midcap index B) The Human Development Index C) The Big Mac Index D) The GDP deflator
The labor force consists of:
a. people more than 20 years old and who are looking for work. b. people more than 16 years of age and older working or looking for work. c. all adults above 18 years of age with job skills. d. all working adults employed for more than forty hours a week.
In a free market economy, the decisions of buyers and sellers are:
A. coordinated by the government. B. guided by prices. C. motivated by custom and tradition. D. random.
We are using resources efficiently if we can produce more of one good without producing less of some other good that we value more highly
Indicate whether the statement is true or false