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1
scarce
2
validated hypothesis
3
both a & b
4
the price mechanism
5
policy economics
6
capitalism
7
all of the above
8
the incidence of tax (i.e. who actually pays for the tax)
9
insatiable
10
full employment
11
communism
12
d. MC=MB
13
management
14
concern
15
scarcity
16
firms and market
17
temporary
18
physiological
19
wants
20
extravagance
21
opportunity cost
22
self-actualization
23
basic
24
individual income
25
all of the above
26
secure the highest level of satisfaction from his money income
27
is caused by a change in any of the determinants of demand and supply other then price and is presented by a shift of the entire demand or supply curve
28
microeconomics is primarily concerned with the economic activities of the household, business firms and the government sector
29
all of the above
30
is caused by a change in price of the good itself, when all other things remain unchanged and is represented by a movement from the point to another of the demand or supply curve
31
the balancing forces of demand and supply
32
rises
33
price and quantity are directly related
34
price and quantity are inversely related
35
Consumers Act of the Philippines
36
surplus
37
shortage
38
patent
39
the right to be bequeath
40
intellectual property rights
41
royalty
42
command economy
43
none of the above
44
partnership
45
privatization
46
outside legal boundaries
47
surplus and price will fall
48
quantity supplied increases because of high price
49
quantity supplied decreases because of the lower price
50
an increased demand may be met with a substantial price increase
51
shift parallel upward by an amount equal to the tax
52
decrease the demanded for X
53
raise the equilibrium price and reduce the equilibrium quantity
54
both b & c (below the equilibrium price & such that demand is greater than supply)
55
both a & b
56
the society can increase the production of either one of the commodities
57
shortage and price will rise
58
quantity supplied increases because of the high price
59
a doubling of all inputs would cause output to more than double
60
shift outward
61
unlimited interest to capital
62
household sell resources and business buy resources
63
the price of a new pair of leather shoes
64
all of the above
65
may not be affected
66
increase
67
all combinations of two goods that will have the same level of satisfaction
68
budget line
69
stage II
70
income consumption curve
71
Engel curve
72
price consumption curve
73
it relates physical inputs to physical outputs
74
law of diminishing marginal returns
75
marginal revenue = marginal cost
76
close/shutdown case
77
excess of total revenue over total cost is greatest
78
producer's equilibrium point
79
least cost combination
80
isoquant
81
price of output
82
maximum
83
both a and b
84
maximum
85
stages I and III
86
increase total revenue
87
the law of diminishing returns is in operation
88
increase
89
change in quantity demanded and price but the change will be contained witin the original demand curve
90
when the people of the commodity increases, the quantity bought will decrease
91
none of the above
92
law of diminishing returns & principle returns to scale
93
as you add equal units of variable input to a fixed input, the marginal or additional product diminishes even if total product may increase
94
relative elasticies of supply and demand for the commodity
95
infinitely elastic
96
there is surplus and price will fall
97
none of the above
98
average fixed cost
99
above the ATC curve, ATC rises
100
the firm is a price taker
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1
scarce
2
validated hypothesis
3
both a & b
4
the price mechanism
5
policy economics
6
capitalism
7
all of the above
8
the incidence of tax (i.e. who actually pays for the tax)
9
insatiable
10
full employment
11
communism
12
d. MC=MB
13
management
14
concern
15
scarcity
16
firms and market
17
temporary
18
physiological
19
wants
20
extravagance
21
opportunity cost
22
self-actualization
23
basic
24
individual income
25
all of the above
26
secure the highest level of satisfaction from his money income
27
is caused by a change in any of the determinants of demand and supply other then price and is presented by a shift of the entire demand or supply curve
28
microeconomics is primarily concerned with the economic activities of the household, business firms and the government sector
29
all of the above
30
is caused by a change in price of the good itself, when all other things remain unchanged and is represented by a movement from the point to another of the demand or supply curve
31
the balancing forces of demand and supply
32
rises
33
price and quantity are directly related
34
price and quantity are inversely related
35
Consumers Act of the Philippines
36
surplus
37
shortage
38
patent
39
the right to be bequeath
40
intellectual property rights
41
royalty
42
command economy
43
none of the above
44
partnership
45
privatization
46
outside legal boundaries
47
surplus and price will fall
48
quantity supplied increases because of high price
49
quantity supplied decreases because of the lower price
50
an increased demand may be met with a substantial price increase
51
shift parallel upward by an amount equal to the tax
52
decrease the demanded for X
53
raise the equilibrium price and reduce the equilibrium quantity
54
both b & c (below the equilibrium price & such that demand is greater than supply)
55
both a & b
56
the society can increase the production of either one of the commodities
57
shortage and price will rise
58
quantity supplied increases because of the high price
59
a doubling of all inputs would cause output to more than double
60
shift outward
61
unlimited interest to capital
62
household sell resources and business buy resources
63
the price of a new pair of leather shoes
64
all of the above
65
may not be affected
66
increase
67
all combinations of two goods that will have the same level of satisfaction
68
budget line
69
stage II
70
income consumption curve
71
Engel curve
72
price consumption curve
73
it relates physical inputs to physical outputs
74
law of diminishing marginal returns
75
marginal revenue = marginal cost
76
close/shutdown case
77
excess of total revenue over total cost is greatest
78
producer's equilibrium point
79
least cost combination
80
isoquant
81
price of output
82
maximum
83
both a and b
84
maximum
85
stages I and III
86
increase total revenue
87
the law of diminishing returns is in operation
88
increase
89
change in quantity demanded and price but the change will be contained witin the original demand curve
90
when the people of the commodity increases, the quantity bought will decrease
91
none of the above
92
law of diminishing returns & principle returns to scale
93
as you add equal units of variable input to a fixed input, the marginal or additional product diminishes even if total product may increase
94
relative elasticies of supply and demand for the commodity
95
infinitely elastic
96
there is surplus and price will fall
97
none of the above
98
average fixed cost
99
above the ATC curve, ATC rises
100
the firm is a price taker