Given whatever income they have, consumers make consumption choices to maximize the

a. total utility of the goods they consume
b. marginal utility of the goods they consume
c. average utility of each good they consume
d. number of goods they buy
e. prices of goods they buy


A

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The federal budget deficit: a. becomes less prominent during and after each recession

b. forces the government to issue Treasury bonds. c. decreases the growth rate of the U.S. GDP. d. is common when total federal revenue exceeds total federal outlay.

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The rule of 72 implies that a country will double its income in about 18 years if its growth rate is:

A. 4 percent. B. 12 percent. C. 6 percent. D. 8 percent.

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Along its production possibilities frontier (PPF) an economy can produce 0X and 15Y, 10X and 10Y, 20X and 5Y, or 30X and 0Y. It follows that the PPF is

What will be an ideal response?

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