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Comparative advantage stems from differences in the relative costs of producing goods and services. False True
> Which event would shift the supply curve for corn to the right? O a decrease in the market price of corn an increase in the market price of corn a decrease in property taxes an increase in property taxes
A change in the price of a good will cause a change in the quantity supplied. True False
A good is a normal good if the demand curve shifts to the right when income increases. the demand curve shifts to the left when income increases. the demand curve shifts to the right when the population increases. normal people buy it when the price increases.
Asymmetric information reduces deadweight loss. False O True
In economics, "capital" refers to a company's money resources. O False O True
A The reason a supply curve is upward sloping is that producing more units makes it more expensive to produce each individual unit. False O True
(Figure: Determining Surplus and Loss) In the graph, which price would NOT allow for a binding price ceiling? 16 60 12 5 2 20 $6 $10 $2 $4 40 0 0
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