A. earn more money
B. increase productivity
C. increase absenteeism
D. decrease productivity
A. the GDP
B. the GNP
C. the NNP
D. the SPQR
A. a person’s marginal productivity
B. whom one knows
C. which skills one has
D. innate talent
A. resulted from the greed of the robber barons
B. resulted from insufficient demand
C. was the worst case of massive unemployment
D. only B and C
A. the market does not provide for satisfying public needs
B. the market is not equitable favoring those with more resources
C. the market makes no provision for protecting smaller participants
D. all of the above
A. clearance price
B. equilibrium price
C. pressure price
D. a buyer’s market
A. are totally free to pursue their goals
B. are affected by prices and incomes
C. try to maximize their worth
D. try to maximize their labor
A. factor markets
B. resource markets
C. product markets
D. abstract markets
A. super economics
B. microeconomics
C. microeconomics
D. hyper economics
A. pent-up demand
B. aggregate demand
C. elastic demand
D. excess demand