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Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
40 of 288 exam-style questions, written to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board format and free to read. The answers are here too — what they do not tell you is how many you would get right with a clock running.
B. quantity demanded falls
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A. the barter system
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C. capital
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A. product differentiation
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A. the whole cost of producing a given output, fixed and variable costs taken together
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A. a free trade area whose members also apply one common tariff to countries outside it
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A. an agreement among firms to fix the price or to share out the market between them
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B. scarcity
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A. government spending on salaries and running costs, which comes round again every year
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C. elastic
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A. an attempt to hold down inflation by restraining the growth of wages
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B. resources or technology improve
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A. the law of diminishing marginal utility
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A. the question of who finally bears the burden of a tax, whoever hands over the money
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A. a system in which the state decides what is produced and how it is distributed
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A. an arrangement under which member countries remove tariffs on trade among themselves
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A. a legal maximum price, set below the equilibrium, which leaves buyers unsatisfied
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A. the national debt
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A. a standard of deferred payment
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A. the equi-marginal principle
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A. the output obtained per unit of a factor of production employed
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A. the conversion of raw materials into semi-finished and finished goods
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A. the diagram showing how a country's people are distributed by age and by sex
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A. an indifference curve
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A. the upstream sector
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A. a population larger than the country's resources can employ productively
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A. a complete ban on trade with a particular country or in a particular good
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C. oligopoly
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A. the medium of exchange
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A. the income approach
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A. the whole satisfaction a consumer derives from consuming a given quantity of a good
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D. balance of payments
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A. the human development index
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A. joint supply
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A. the base year
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A. a payment that holds the pump price below the cost of supplying the fuel
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A. the position at which a consumer can no longer raise satisfaction by rearranging the same spending
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A. the rate at which numbers increase, from natural increase and migration together
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A. farm mechanisation
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D. regulate the money supply and supervise banks
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