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Many employees of a local restaurant suddenly quit and seek other opportunities. What is the most likely explanation for the large number of employees quitting? (1 point) a developing price war a protest action by the un...
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How does the use of plastic to produce bicycle helmets affect other plastic-using industries? (1 point) It decreases the prices offered by other industries. It increases the demand for products of other industries. It in...
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Which situation is more likely to occur in a market economy than a command economy? (1 point) People line up for cheap but scarce products. A student is guaranteed a job out of college. An inventor designs and produces a...
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Two grocery stores are located in the downtown area of a small city. The first offers excellent prices for buying large bulk quantities. The second does not have bulk offers, but offers lower prices on single items. Use...
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According to the law of demand, what role do low prices serve for buyers? (1 point) supply reward substitute penalty Skip to navigation
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A company introduces a printer that does not require ink cartridges. As a result, the price of printers that use ink drops. What is another likely outcome? (1 point) The price of ink cartridges goes up. The price of ink...
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When are equilibrium prices achieved? (1 point) when demand is greater than supply when sellers break even when supply equals demand when supply is greater than demand Skip to navigation
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How does scarcity affect customers? (1 point) Limited money forces consumers to make choices. Limited time prevents customers from making decisions. Limited numbers of producers force customers to be loyal. Limited wants...
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What does a relative price compare? (1 point) the price different sellers ask for the same good the price that buyers pay to the price that sellers ask the price of one good or service to another the price that a seller...
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How would supply shift caused by lower costs of production affect price and quantity? (1 point) higher price, lower quantity lower price, lower quantity lower price, higher quantity higher price, higher quantity Skip to...
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What is the definition of rhetoric?(1 point) It is a personal story shared for effect. It is the art of using language to persuade. It is the use of anecdotes rather than statistics to influence the listener. It is langu...
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The United States signs a free trade agreement with another country that has dramatically different resources. How would this trade treaty affect the United States? (1 point) Businesses will most likely not offer a varie...
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A country has an economic boom and can afford to increase imports from a second country. What is likely to happen in the second country? (1 point) a recession an economic boom a depression increased taxes Skip to navigat...
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"Daniel Dae Kim statement to the U.S. House Committee" by Daniel Dae Kim So we know the hurdles we face. The question for us here, is what we can do about it. One of the places it starts is with education. We must find w...
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Which statement best explains why division of labor increases labor productivity? (1 point) Employers can pay workers more money when they get more done. Employers must fire some of their workers so fewer people have to...
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Which policy would be in the best interests of consumers? (1 point) increasing tariffs decreasing minimum wage breaking up large companies to increase competition changing loan interest rates to encourage saving rather t...
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What is one potential negative consequence associated with free trade? (1 point) Import and export taxes are high under free trade. Buyers and sellers can no longer make price decisions. Countries that practice free trad...
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what was the impact of the march on washington? a. it brought together people from around the country and raised awarness of civil rights issues. b. it helped john lewis win the election to congress that year. c. it made...
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Which of the following laws is considered a trade barrier? (1 point) A company that produces furniture is shut down federal aid given to unemployed workers from a factory paying money to an industry to encourage it to ma...
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Match each example with the correct rhetorical technique.(2 points) allusion anaphora hypophora rhetorical question
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"Daniel Dae Kim statement to the U.S. House Committee" by Daniel Dae Kim We cannot simply be painted with the broad brush of assumption that the most successful of us represent the totality of us. Within ourselves we are...
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"Daniel Dae Kim statement to the U.S. House Committee" by Daniel Dae Kim These are not moments in Asian American History, this is AMERICAN history. When we are erased from our history books, we are made invisible to our...
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How do personal savings contribute to the economy? (1 point) They increase the amount of money banks can invest in stocks and bonds. They increase the amount of money banks can loan to individuals and businesses. They al...
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What was the impact of the March on Washington?
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The Albany movement showed civil rights leaders?
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