A) Highly detailed central direction of an economy will maximize the public's best interests.
B) The market system works best when resources are highly substitutable.
C) The problem of scarcity can best be overcome in a system of mixed capitalism.
D) The desires of producers and resource suppliers to further their own self-interest will tend to promote the social interest.
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A) specialization.
B) derived demand.
C) roundabout production.
D) creative destruction.
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A) government establishes maximum and minimum prices for most goods and services.
B) prices serve as a signaling mechanism to buyers and sellers.
C) the allocation of resources is determined by their prices.
D) the actions of buyers and sellers establish a product's price.
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A) extensive government intervention in economic activity.
B) the private production of most capital goods.
C) government regulation of all private markets.
D) central planning and control.
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A) laissez-faire capitalism.
B) a command economy.
C) pure capitalism.
D) a market economy.
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A) Government ownership of the factors of production
B) Competition and unrestricted markets
C) Reliance on the market system
D) Free enterprise and choice
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A) coordination and incentive problems.
B) greater resource scarcity than in market systems.
C) the failure to accumulate and use capital.
D) the failure to specialize in production.
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A) derived demand.
B) medium of exchange.
C) consumer sovereignty.
D) roundabout production.
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A) frequent use of price controls.
B) frequent use of barter.
C) extensive use of capital goods.
D) low interest rates.
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A) maximizing utility or satisfaction from limited incomes.
B) increasing the wages and salaries of workers.
C) maximizing profits or minimizing losses.
D) the selfish pursuit of money.
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A) Coordination problems.
B) Prices and profits did not fluctuate to reflect wants for a different allocation of resources.
C) Incentive problems.
D) The failure to use money for most exchanges.
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A) produces more consumer goods than capital goods.
B) produces more capital goods than consumer goods.
C) gives private individuals and institutions the right to own resources used in production.
D) gives the government the right to tax individuals and corporations for the production of capital goods.
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