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A) The private sector to measure its economic well being.
B) Industries that produce capital equipment to determine how well things are going.
C) Frictional unemployment statistics as the sole measure of economic health.
D) Key economic indicators such as GDP,to measure economic progress.
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A) demand
B) supply
C) utility
D) equilibrium
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A) Gross Domestic Product
B) Consumer Price Index
C) Consumer Marginal Index
D) number of workers who are frictionally employed
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A) Perfect competition
B) Oligopoly
C) Pure Capitalism
D) A monopoly
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A) The government and private citizens own equal shares of the economic resources.
B) Almost all of the productive resources are owned by private businesses.
C) The government makes almost all of the major economic decisions.
D) Individual consumers make all economic decisions.
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A) The current price of Neodymium to be below the equilibrium price for this rare earth metal.
B) The price of Neodymium to be above the equilibrium price for this rare earth metal.
C) The price of Neodymium to reflect the adjustment of quantity demanded and quantity supplied.
D) Consumer demand for a product such as electric cars to shift to the right indicating the desire to purchase the rare earth metal at any price.
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