A) $2,300,000
B) $1,500,000
C) $800,000
D) $700,000
E) It is impossible to calculate profit or loss with the above information.
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A) First, determine what you want, why you want to do it, and write it down.
B) Focus on one task at a time then bounce between these tasks to accomplish them all.
C) Structure your time and do all of the mundane unimportant things first so they don't hang over your head all day.
D) Don't leave your desk until the job is done.If you take breaks, you may forget what you were doing and have to start over.
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A) depression.
B) peak period.
C) grace period.
D) recession.
E) stagnant mode.
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A) Employment success
B) Standard of wealth
C) Standard of living
D) Economic satisfaction
E) Satisfaction economic factor
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A) The needs of the present without compromising the future
B) The needs of the future without compromising the present
C) The needs of the firm to make a profit in the present
D) The needs of future employees
E) The needs of the government in the future
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A) natural resources.
B) capital.
C) information resources.
D) labor.
E) the entrepreneurial resource.
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A) Government
B) Other businesses
C) Foreign governments
D) Consumers
E) The military
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A) Equitable distribution of income
B) Elimination of poverty
C) Reduction of government regulations
D) Elimination of economic waste
E) Distribution of social services to all who need them
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A) capitalism.
B) laissez-faire.
C) oligopoly.
D) communism.
E) mixed economy.
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True/False
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A) She is considering that there are many buyers and sellers of a product and no single buyer or seller is powerful enough to affect the price of that product.
B) She is considering that there are many sellers and few buyers so the sellers set their own perfect price.
C) She is considering that the vegetables are in perfect condition so the competition should also be perfect.
D) She is considering that vegetables, flowers, and crafts are different products and thus one could not be substituted for another so the vegetable stands are in a perfect location with a perfect market to sell their produce.
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A) Competition
B) Guaranteed income
C) Private ownership of wealth
D) Economic freedom
E) Limited role of government
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A) communist.
B) socialist.
C) mixed.
D) capitalist.
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A) service businesses.
B) sole proprietorships.
C) a marketing intermediary.
D) manufacturing establishments.
E) perfect competition.
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A) 40
B) 50
C) 65
D) 75
E) 85
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True/False
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A) The level of unemployment, the rise in new business starts, the increase in housing sales, and the decrease in national debt indicate that the economy is growing so it would be a good time to buy stock.
B) In spite of all of the positive indicators, it is never a good time to buy stock.
C) The stock market works independent of unemployment, business starts, housing sales, and the level of the national debt so these things will not influence the rise or fall of the market.
D) Mary should not base her decision to buy stock on the factors indicated, she should base it solely on the consumer price index.
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A) Monopoly
B) Socialism
C) Communism
D) Competition
E) Poverty
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