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(30 points; 2 pts each)  \n\\#1 . The figure Sam and DiMitri’s Production Possibilities depicts production frontiers for Sam and Demitri, both of whom can mow lawns and wash cars. According to the figure, what is Demitri’s opportunity cost of each lawn mowed?  \na) One car washed  \nb) Two cars washed  \nc) One-half of a car washed  \nd) 30 cars washed  \n\\#2 . Specialization and trade usually lead to:  \na) lower economic growth.  \nb) the exchange of goods of services in markets.  \nc) lower living standards.  \nd) higher prices.  \n\\#3. Examine the demand and supply figure for gasoline. Given the resulting equilibrium after a change in supply from S1 to S2:  \na) the price will remain constant.  \nb) the new quantity will be 600.  \nc) the new price will be $2.00.  \nd) at the old price of $2 .50, there will be pressure for the price to fall.  \n\\#4 . A demand schedule is:  \na) a timetable indicating when purchases will be made.  \nb) a timetable of household expenditures.  \nc) a table showing how much of a good consumers will buy at different prices.  \nd) a table showing how much of a good producers will sell at different prices.  \n\\#5 . A decrease in the price of eggs will result in an increase in:  \na) the demand for eggs.  \nb) the supply of eggs.  \nc) the quantity of eggs supplied.  \nd) the quantity of eggs demanded.  \n\\#6 . Good X and good Y are substitutes. Holding all other things constant, this means that when the price of good X increases, the:  \na) demand for good X will increase.  \nb) demand for good Y will increase.  \nc) demand for both good X and good Y will increase.  \nd) demand for good Y will decrease.  \n\\#7. A newspaper story recently reported that the price of new cars, a normal good, has decreased and the quantity of new cars sold has dropped. The new price and quantity could have been caused by:  \na) a decrease in buyers’ incomes.  \nb) an increase in buyers’ incomes.  \nc) an increase in production costs.  \nd) a decrease in production costs.  \n\\#8. A binding price ceiling is designed to:  \na) keep prices below the equilibrium level.  \nb) increase the quality of the good.  \nc) prevent shortages.  \nd) increase efficiency.  \n\\#9. Rent controls in New York City cause all of the following except:  \na) an increase in the quantity supplied of rent-controlled apartments.  \nb) inefficiently low quality apartments.  \nc) wasted resources resulting from the opportunity cost of time associated with trying to find an apartment.  \nd) black markets.  \n\\#10 . One of the consequences of the minimum wage has been:  \na) reduced employment for low-skilled workers.  \nb) a shortage of low-skilled workers.  \nc) lower production costs for small businesses.  \nd) lower inflation.  \n\\#11 . 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Double counting would occur if:  \na) GDP were calculated by adding together C, I, G, and NX.  \nb) used goods were included in the GDP calculation.  \nc) imports were subtracted from GDP.  \nd) inventories were added to the GDP calculation.  \n\\#15. Assume that corn is an input in the production of beef but not in the production of pork. 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