A. Alternative
B. Opportunity cost
C. Consumer cost
D. Producer cost
A. Alternative
B. Opportunity cost
C. Consumer cost
D. Producer cost
A. Alternative
B. Opportunity cost
C. Consumer cost
D. Producer cost
A. Are always found
B. Can never decease
C. Always increase over time
D. Are limited at any moment in time
The first prize in economics was awarded in 1969 to Ragnar Frisch and Jan Tinbergen “for having developed and applied dynamic models for the analysis of economic processes”
A. irrational behavior
B. a lazy person
C. marginal benefit-marginal cost analysis
D. programmed learning
A. is a reality that underlies economic behavior
B. has the same meaning as selfishness
C. is more characteristic of men than of women
D. is usually self-defeating
A. people are greedy
B. productive resources are limited
C. human beings are inherently insecure
D. people are irrational
A. look for and pursue opportunities to increase their utility
B. generally disregard the interests of others
C. are mainly creatures of habit
D. are unpredictable
A. marginal cost
B. rational outcome
C. status fulfillment
D. utility
A. versatility and flexibility
B. rationality
C. pleasure and satisfaction
D. purposefulness