A) alternative collections
B) alternative norms
C) alternative judgements
D) alternative positive theories
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A) Deterministic
B) Micro
C) Macro
D) Chaos
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A) Petrol prices ought to be lower than they are now.
B) The government should raise taxes on wealthy people.
C) The social security system is a good system and it deserves to be preserved as it is.
D) All of the above are normative statements.
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A) Income tax rates should not have been cut as they were a few years ago.
B) The quantity of money has grown too slowly in recent years.
C) When the quantity of money grows rapidly, inflation is a predictable consequence.
D) All of the above are positive statements.
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A) Economists use some familiar words in specialised ways.
B) Economics has its own language and its own way of thinking, but few other fields of study do.
C) Supply, demand, elasticity, comparative advantage, consumer surplus, and deadweight loss are all terms that are part of the economist's language.
D) The value of the economist's language lies in its ability to provide you with a new and useful way of thinking about the world in which you live.
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A) examining evidence.
B) evaluating values as well as facts.
C) acting as a policy adviser.
D) concerned with making a sound decision on how the world ought to be.
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A) positively correlated.
B) negatively correlated.
C) uncorrelated.
D) quasi-correlated.
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A) positively correlated.
B) negatively correlated.
C) uncorrelated.
D) quasi-correlated.
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A) a positive economic statement.
B) a normative economic statement.
C) untrue in every case.
D) controversial, and so not a valid economic issue.
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A) explain reality as completely as possible.
B) establish assumptions that closely resemble reality.
C) help us to understand economic behaviour.
D) guide government policy decisions.
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A) doubtful
B) confident
C) anxious
D) concerned
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A) make use of the scientific method.
B) try to address their subject with a scientist's objectivity.
C) devise theories, collect data, and then analyse these data in an attempt to verify or refute their theories.
D) All of the above are correct.
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