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Economics is the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Economics focuses on the behaviour and interactions of economic agents and how economies work.

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Q: How have international aid group attempted to combat the global water crisis
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Q: Choose the best descriptions of the contraction phase of a business cycle
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Q: Many rural parts of less developed countries have traditional economies
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Q: Why did congress impose economic sanctions on south africa
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Q: Strikes in which two industries in 1946 threatened the economy of the US
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Q: After World War I, which country contributed to the Stock Market Collapse of 1929 because it was unable to repay its loans
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Q: Whose economic theories did president roosevelt and his advisers advocate
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Q: Demand curve slopes downwards from left to right. this is the negative slope that shows the inverse relationship between price and demand. explain why does the demand curve slope downwards
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Q: Which branch of economics focuses on how human behavior affects all areas of the economy
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Q: How many members are there in the board of governors of the federal reserve
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Q: If the federal reserve sells 40 000 in treasury bonds to a bank with 5 interest what is the immediate effect on the money supply
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Q: Which of the following helps economists judge the overall condition of particular country economy
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Q: A person who doesn't limit spending to the amount of money earned is probably lacking which of these
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Q: Explain what happens when the demand curve intersects with the supply curve
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Q: If the federal reserve sells 50000 in Treasury bonds to bank at 6 interest what is the immediate effect on the money supply
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Q: What are the three answer to economics question
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Q: What statement describes economic activity in a recession
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Q: What was the Truman Doctrine and how did it change US foreign policy
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Q: In 1992, Bosnia and Herzegovina seceded from
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Q: What are the characteristics of a business partnership
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Q: Which is a way that interregional connections have affected cultural or economy development
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Q: What does not promote increased international trade and economic growth A high tariffs B industrialization C technological improvements D trade liberalization
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Q: What is the economic system of communist countries is most closely related to what
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Q: What is consumer sovereignty mean in economics
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Q: When consumers have more disposable income and they are willing to pay higher prices for goods this drives up the prices in the market and causes a devaluation of the money supply which refers to wh
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Q: What is the crowding-out effect
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Q: What is the example of NEGATIVE demand
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Q: What was a common belief about people who lived in the slums
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Q: If the reserve rate is 7 and a bank receives a deposit of 9000 how much of the 9000 is the bank free to lend
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Q: The European commission is responsible for safeguarding the EU treaties and for introducing and proposing community legislation and policy.
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Q: What is the best example of a mixed economy
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Q: Objects that have value because the holder can exchange them for something else of value
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Q: What year was the airplane invented answers
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Q: What type of view of economics did the rational expectation school of economics headed by lucas and sargent take
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Q: What happens as a result of excessive government borrowing
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Q: At midnight China time on June 30 1997 became a special administrative region of China
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Q: What decision by Gerald Ford cost him popular support
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Q: Which kind of stock market analysis focuses on the a company's traits such as revenues and earnings per share
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Q: Most accurately describes the difference between common stock and preferred stock
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Q: Most of Europe's best agricultural areas can be found in
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Q: One drawback to consumers protection regulations is that they lead to what
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Q: How can monetary policy makers help smooth out fluctuations of the business cycle
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Q: Which of these terms describes the decisions and strategies the US makes that involve other nations
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Q: Globalization creates greater what
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Q: What is the foundation of the free enterprise system
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Q: Is school safety more important than student privacy
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Q: Which of these describes how a five or one ARM mortgage works
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Q: The European union gives economic help to struggling nonmember nations
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Q: Who has to approve the budget of the US government
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Q: Why are socialist countries sometimes called welfare states
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