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A) The average high temperature in Miami, Florida in February is lower than the average high temperature in Chicago, Illinois.
B) An increase in cigarette smoking will lead to a decrease in the likelihood of getting lung cancer.
C) 30 minutes of exercise three or more times per week will decrease the occurrence of heart disease.
D) all of the above
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A) the fallacy of composition.
B) confusing association with causation.
C) a misunderstanding of the direction of causality.
D) the ceteris paribus condition.
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A) the choices people must make because resources are scarce.
B) human decision makers and the factors that influence their choices.
C) the allocation of limited resources to satisfy virtually unlimited desires.
D) all of the above.
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A) contains positive statements only.
B) contains normative statements only.
C) contains both normative and positive statements.
D) contains neither normative nor positive statements.
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A) we learned to cooperate and not compete with each other.
B) there were new discoveries of an abundance of natural resources.
C) output per worker increased.
D) none of the above.
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A) Wealthy people face scarcity.
B) As a result of scarcity, individuals must make choices and face trade-offs.
C) It is impossible to satisfy unlimited human wants with limited resources.
D) All of the above are true statements.
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A) The ceteris paribus assumption is valid.
B) It is likely that variables other than the price and quantity of cars demanded were changing.
C) The theory is valid. However, the price and quantity data gathered by researchers was clearly measured incorrectly.
D) The theory must be invalid.
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A) normative analysis.
B) positive analysis.
C) negative economic analysis.
D) the fallacy of composition.
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A) positive economics.
B) normative economics.
C) microeconomics.
D) macroeconomics.
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A) Their positive statements help us understand the economy's response to a particular policy, while their normative statements reflect their value judgments.
B) Their positive statements help us understand the good results of a policy change, and their normative statements help us understand the negative results.
C) We really do not have to worry about them since trained economists never make normative statements.
D) Economists are always making assumptions, and policy should not be based on assumptions.
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A) Both statements are normative.
B) Both statements are positive.
C) Bill's statement is normative, and Bob's statement is positive.
D) Bill's statement is positive, and Bob's statement is normative.
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