"The United States should adopt more open trade policies because they historically have caused increased economic growth." This is an example of what kind of statement?

A. Normative
B. Positive
C. Unequivocally false
D. Unequivocally true


Answer: A

Economics

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Refer to the table below. If at the current advertising level, A = $9,800, B = $15,000, and C = $8,200, to maximize profit, which of the following should the firm do?


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A) The firm should decrease its advertising on the television and increase its advertising in newspapers.
B) The firm should decrease its advertising on the radio and increase its advertising in newspapers.
C) The firm should decrease its advertising on the radio and decrease its advertising in newspapers.
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The aggregate supply curve shows the:

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