The fact that our wants are unlimited but our resources are limited implies that
A) we should limit our wants.
B) entrepreneurship has failed as an economic system.
C) we have to make choices.
D) the only way to make someone better off is to make someone else worse off.
C
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What are rational expectations, and how might rational expectations make monetary policy ineffective?
What will be an ideal response?
In a two-period model, holding everything else constant, an increase in government spending
A) unambiguously increases the current account surplus. B) unambiguously decreases the current account surplus. C) has an uncertain effect on the current account surplus. D) has no effect on the current account surplus.
Is the monopolist supply decision more complicated than that of competitive supply?
A. Yes, because the monopolist can choose its price, and the perfect competitor cannot. B. No, because they are both price takers. C. No, because the market determines the quantity for the monopolist. D. No, because the market determines the price for both firms.
Many insurance companies sell group policies that cover all of the employees at a particular firm, or all of the members of a particular organization. How could this policy help to overcome the problem of adverse selection?
What will be an ideal response?