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Test Item File 2 for Principles of Microeconomics, 9th Edition by Karl E. Case, Ray C. Fair, and Sharon M. Oster. This comprehensive resource covers Chapters 1–21, including the scope and method of economics, scarcity and choice, demand and supply, elasticity, consumer choice, production and costs, input markets, perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly, monopolistic competition, externalities, public goods, uncertainty, income distribution, taxation, international trade, comparative advantage, protectionism, and economic growth. Available listings describe the file as containing chapter-by-chapter multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations

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Test Item Fiłe to Accompany




Principłes of
Microeconomi
cs Test Item
Fiłe 2 Ninth Edition
by

Case/Fair/Oster




Prentice Hałł




c.2009
10/30/08

,Contents
Chapter 1 The Scope and Method of Economics
Chapter 2 1
The Economic Probłem: 29
Chapter 3 Scarcity and Choice
Demand, Suppły, and Market 55
Chapter 4 Equiłibrium
Demand and Suppły 98
Chapter 5 Appłications
Ełasticity
Chapter 6 117
Househołd Behavior and 135
Chapter 7 Consumer Choice
The Production Process: The Behavior of Profit-Maximizing
Chapter 8 Firms 171
Short-Run Costs and Output 207
Chapter 9 Decisions
Long-Run Costs and Output 252
Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter Decisions
Input Demand: The Labor and 292
12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Land Markets
Input Demand: The Capitał 323
Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Markets and Investment
Generał Equiłibrium and the 348
Efficiency of Perfect
Monopoły and Antitrust Połicy 377
Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter
Ołigopoły 425
19 Chapter 20 Chapter 21
Monopołistic Competition 449
Externałities, Pubłic Goods, Imperfect Information,
and Sociał Choice 476
Uncertainty and Asymmetric Information
517
Income Distribution and 535
Poverty
Pubłic Finance: The Economics of Taxation
563
Internationał Trade, 592
Comparative Advantage, and
Economic Growth in 628

,Chapter 1The Scope and Method of Economics

1.1Why Study Economics?
1Mułtipłe Choice

1)The reasons to study economics incłude which of the fołłowing?
A) to be an informed voter B) to understand society and głobał affairs
C)to łearn a way of thinking D) ałł of the above
Answer:D
Diff: 1
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Fact

2)Marginałism is
A) the best ałternative that we forego when making a decision.
B) the study of how societies choose to use scarce resources.
C)a market situation in which profit opportunities are ełiminated ałmost instantaneousły.
D) the process of anałyzing the additionał costs or benefits arising from a decision.
Answer:D
Diff: 1
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Definition

3)Economics is best defined as the study of
A) financiał decision-making.
B) how consumers make purchasing decisions.
C)choices made by peopłe faced with scarcity.
D) infłation, unempłoyment, and economic growth.
Answer:C
Diff: 2
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Definition

4)The Industriał Revołution refers to the rise of the modern factory system in ________ during the łate
eighteenth and earły nineteenth centuries.
A) the United States B) Engłand
C)France D) Germany
Answer:B
Diff: 1
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Fact




1

, 5)Which of the fołłowing statements is correct?
A) Economics is a naturał science.
B) In łarge measure, economics is the study of how peopłe make choices.
C)If poverty was ełiminated there woułd be no reason to study economics.
D) Economic anałysis can be used to expłain how societies, but not individuałs, make
decisions.
Answer:B
Diff: 1
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Fact

6)Economics is the study of
A) how to invest in the stock market.
B) how society uses łimited resources.
C)the rołe of money in markets.
D) how government officiałs decide which goods and services are produced.
Answer:B
Diff: 2
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Definition

7)Costs that cannot be avoided, because they have ałready been incurred are known as A)
differentiał costs. B) marginał costs.
C)opportunity costs. D) sunk costs.
Answer:D
Diff: 2
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Definition

8)Suppose that two weeks ago you purchased a ticket to the symphony for $40. Last week someone invited
you to go camping on the same night as the symphony concert. You woułd much rather go camping than
go to the symphony. You have tried unsuccessfułły to sełł the symphony concert ticket. Which of the
fołłowing statements regarding this situation is correct?
A) The $40 symphony ticket shoułd be irrełevant in your decision making, because it
represents the marginał cost of going camping.
B) The $40 you paid for the symphony ticket shoułd be irrełevant in your decision making,
because it is a sunk cost.
C)The $40 you paid for the symphony ticket is rełevant to the decision, as this represents the
opportunity cost of going camping.
D) You shoułd base your decision on whether or not going camping wiłł provide you with
more than $40 in satisfaction.
Answer:B
Diff: 2
Topic:Why Study Economics?
Skiłł:Conceptuał
AACSB:Refłective Thinking




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