A. gradually narrowed
B. remained stable
C. slightly increased
D. greatly increased
A. fixed costs
B. risk
C. opportunity costs
D. prime costs
A. production-possibility schedules
B. product-moment correlations
C. Venn diagrams
D. welfare functions
A. Ownership
B. consumption
C. distribution
D. production
A. partnership
B. subchapter S corporation
C. sole survivorship
D. sole proprietorship
A. secure the highest possible salaries for managers
B. ensure that the long-term interests of the corporation outweigh short-term gains
C. shield absentee owners from any and all responsibility
D. shield the board of directors from any and all responsibility
A. Government
B. stockholders
C. banks
D. founders
A. 60%
B. 70%
C. 80%
D. 70%
A. creation of a middle class
B. dehumanization and commodification of labor
C. continued accumulation and reinvestment of capital
D. All of the above
A. a means of exchange
B. a method of barter
C. anything of intrinsic value
D. All of the above