F1: Scarcity, Trade-off, Opportunity Cost

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5 questions
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Small pox is a terrible disease that has killed millions of people throughout history. Through systematic use of a small pox vaccine, the World Health Organization declared small pox eradicated (eliminated) in 1980. Would small pox meet the economic definition of scarcity? Discuss.

1

Categorize each of the following productive resources for a smoothie restaurant under the appropriate factor of production.

  • Workers who can read and follow recipes
  • Strawberries used in the smoothies.
  • The owner who purchased and organized all inputs.
  • The blender used to mix the smoothies.
  • Natural Resources (Land)
  • Human Capital
  • Physical Capital (Capital Good)
  • Entrepreneur
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Sadie decided to go straight to college after high school rather than working for a year. Which of the following best describes the opportunity cost of her decision to go to college?

1

Based on the image above, it is rational to reduce pollution up to which point?

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You hear that a developing nation is investing heavily in education and technology, while encouraging entrepreneurship and giving people the incentive to make a profit. Which of the following will most likely happen in this developing nation?