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As opposed to general equilibrium analysis, partial equilibrium analysis looks
 
  A) at an equilibrium and changes to it in a single, isolated market.
  B) at how changes in all other markets effect a particular market.
  C) at how equilibrium is determined in all markets simultaneously.
  D) at either price or quantity movements.

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Johnny has worked as a CPA for five years and wants to open his own public accounting practice. The cost of his college degree in accounting represents
 
  A) the opportunity cost of this endeavor.
  B) a sunk cost.
  C) an expense.
  D) a variable cost.
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