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The process by which resources are transformed into useful forms is A) Capitalisation B) Consumption C) Production D) Allocation Ξ -:- C) Production Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost Skill - definition Outputs in the production process are A) Pollution B) Money C) Goods an...

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Principles of Economics 12th Edition TEST
BANK Questions & 100% correct
Answers- Latest Test | Graded A+ | Passed
The process by which resources are transformed into useful forms is



A) Capitalisation

B) Consumption

C) Production

D) Allocation

Ξ -:- C) Production



Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost

Skill - definition



Outputs in the production process are



A) Pollution

B) Money

C) Goods and services of value to households

D) Resources

Ξ -:- C) Goods and services of value to households



Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost

Skill - Definition



Which of the following is not a resource as the term is used by economists?



A) Land

B) Labour


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C) Buildings

D) Money

Ξ -:- D) Money



Topic - Scarcity, choice, opportunity cost

Skill - Conceptual



Which of the following would an economist describe as capital?



A) A £50 bill

B) A corporate bond

C) A post office employee

D) A guitar used by a musician

Ξ -:- D) A guitar used by a musician



Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost

Skill - Conceptual



Capital, as economists use the term



A) is the money the firm spends to hire resources

B) is money the firm raises from selling stock

C) refers to the process by which resources are transformed into useful forms

D) refers to things that have already been produced that are in turn used to produce other goods

Ξ -:- D) refers to things that have already been produced that are in turn used to

produce other goods



Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost

Skill - Definition




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The concept of opportunity cost is based on the principle of



A) Need

B) Consumption

C) Scarcity

D) Profit

Ξ -:- C) Scarcity



Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost

Skill - Conceptual



The concept of trade offs would become irrelevant if



A) we were dealing with a simple, one-person economy

B) poverty were eliminated

C) scarcity were eliminated

D) capital were eliminated

Ξ -:- C) scarcity were eliminated



Topic - Scarcity, choice and opportunity choice

Skill - Conceptual



Suppose you are deciding whether to spend your tax rebate check on a new iPod or new digital
camera. You are dealing with the concept of



A) equity

B) comparative advantage

C) opportunity costs

D) the fallacy of consumption

Ξ -:- C) opportunity costs




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