Microeconomics

If a local government gives out water filters to low-income families free of charge, they are:

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A public good is a good that:

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A market in which there are neither external benefits nor external costs is:

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State and local governments receive more money from ________ than from any other source.

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The federal government receives more money from ________ than from any other source.

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What is the largest category in local government spending?

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What is the largest category in state government spending?

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What are the two largest categories in federal government spending?

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What is the largest category in federal government spending?

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When would a consumer be indifferent about continuing to search for a lower price?

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What is a reservation price?

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What is a discovered price?

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The amount of searching for low prices depends on:

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At the reservation price, the marginal benefit of continuing to search for a better price ________ ...

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Discovered price$120$105$110Probability of discovering a lower price in next visit 0.50 0.125 ...

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Suppose that everybody pays the same price for auto insurance. What should happen to the price of ...

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Why can car insurance companies charge higher auto rates for new customers than for established ...

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What are the main differences between adverse selection and moral hazard in the insurance market?

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Health insurance leads to what types of moral hazards?

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If Tom drives a car more recklessly after he purchases a comprehensive plan, the change in his ...

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Copayments and deductibles in insurance policies increase moral hazard.

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If Tom purchases a comprehensive auto insurance because he knows he is is a reckless driver, his ...

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Adverse selection and moral hazard are two different terms that mean essentially the same thing.

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Insurance leads to taking less risk.

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If John drives more recklessly because he has good automobile insurance it is an example of moral hazard.

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