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In macroeconomics, potential GDP refers to the level of real output an economy can produce when:

AResources (labor and capital) are fully employed at their natural capacity
BInflation is zero
CGovernment spending equals tax revenue
DUnemployment is strictly 0%
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In first-degree (perfect) price discrimination, a monopolist charges each consumer:

AThe same uniform price regardless of quantity bought
BThe maximum price each consumer is willing to pay
CA price equal to marginal cost
DA lower price for bulk purchases only
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Deadweight loss resulting from monopoly power represents:

AThe loss in total economic surplus (consumer + producer surplus) due to underproduction
BThe profit earned by the monopolist
CThe tax revenue collected by the government
DThe increase in fixed costs
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The concept of ‘Excess Capacity’ is a defining long-run characteristic of which market structure?

AMonopoly
BMonopolistic Competition
CPerfect Competition
DMonopsony
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The prisoner’s dilemma in game theory demonstrates why two rational actors might not cooperate, even when:

ACooperation yields a better collective outcome for both
BNeither actor has a dominant strategy
CPayoffs are completely unknown to both players
DCooperation yields a worse outcome for both
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An externality is classified as a market failure because:

AIt causes government budget deficits
BMarket prices do not reflect the full social costs or social benefits of production/consumption
CFirms make excessive profits
DPrices become excessively rigid
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According to the Coase Theorem, private bargaining can solve externality problems efficiently without government intervention provided:

ATaxes are levied on all polluters
BProperty rights are clearly defined and transaction costs are negligible
CThe market is a natural monopoly
DIncome distribution is strictly equal
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Public goods are characterized by two distinct properties:

ANon-rivalry and Non-excludability
BNon-rivalry and Excludability
CRivalry and Excludability
DRivalry and Non-excludability
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Net Domestic Product (NDP) is obtained by subtracting which component from Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

ADepreciation (Capital Consumption Allowance)
BSubsidies
CNet Factor Income from Abroad
DDirect Taxes
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The Marginal Propensity to Save (MPS) plus the Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) is always equal to:

AZero
BOne
CThe Investment Multiplier
DTotal National Income
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