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True/False
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A) There are no valuation problems.
B) Public services have reliable market prices.
C) Government officials attempt to maximize their own utility.
D) The free-rider problem occurs.
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A) Private goods.
B) Market power.
C) Government intervention.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) On its own may not always provide the optimal mix of goods and services.
B) Always provides the optimal mix of goods and services.
C) Always provides a better mix of goods and services without government intervention than it does with government intervention.
D) May not produce the optimal mix of output, which is known as government failure.
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A) Regressive.
B) Progressive.
C) Proportional.
D) An excise tax.
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A) Regressive tax because poorer people spend a larger portion of their income on housing.
B) Progressive tax because as income increases people tend to buy more expensive houses.
C) Progressive tax because the total tax on housing increases as the price of the house increases.
D) Proportional tax because properties are taxed at the same rate regardless of the value.
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A) An equitable distribution of goods and services.
B) Public goods being underproduced.
C) The absence of externalities.
D) Production possibilities.
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A) All goods and services produced by monopolies.
B) Cars that create an excessive amount of exhaust fumes.
C) Thermal pollution from a power plant that improves fishing downstream.
D) Fatty foods that lead to heart disease.
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A) Income tax.
B) Property tax.
C) Excise tax.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) There is government failure.
B) There is macro instability.
C) There is micro instability.
D) No market failure occurs.
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A) Output that consumers demand.
B) Most desired combination on a production possibilities curve.
C) Output that the government provides.
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A) Fire protection paid for like fire insurance is a public good.
B) Fire protection paid for like fire insurance is a private good.
C) Fire protection is always a public good.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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A) Eliminate markets.
B) Push market outcomes closer to the ideal.
C) Create an alternative to markets.
D) Do nothing.
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A) Cigarettes.
B) Food.
C) Local telephone service.
D) A computer operating system.
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A) The federal income tax is regressive,but sales,property,and other taxes tend to be progressive.
B) The U.S.tax system is consistently progressive.
C) The federal income tax is progressive,but sales,property,and other taxes tend to be regressive.
D) The U.S. tax system is consistently regressive.
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