A) the total utility you get from the two pieces of gum will be higher tomorrow.
B) the marginal utility you get from the second piece will be higher tomorrow.
C) the marginal utility you get from the second piece will be higher today.
D) the marginal utility you get from the first piece will be less today.
E) the total utility you get from the two pieces will be less tomorrow.
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A) negative
B) decreasing
C) increasing at an increasing rate
D) positive
E) less than total utility
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A) the consumer should purchase same quantity of X and Y.
B) the consumer should purchase less X
C) the consumer is maximizing utility
D) the consumer should purchase more Y
E) the consumer is minimizing utility
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A) marginal utility is maximized
B) marginal utility is the same for all goods consumed
C) marginal utility per dollar expenditure is maximized
D) marginal utility per dollar expenditure is the same for all goods consumed
E) any change in purchasing from good A to good B reduces marginal satisfaction
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A) total utility decreases as more of the product is consumed.
B) total utility derived from both, the product and its substitutes is the same.
C) marginal utility of the product diminishes as more of the product is consumed.
D) there are no substitutes for the product.
E) when the price falls, the income effect causes consumers to buy less of the product.
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A) total utility must be negative.
B) total utility must be increasing at an increasing rate.
C) total utility must be increasing at a decreasing rate.
D) total utility is decreasing.
E) total utility is at its maximum point.
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A) always greater than total utility
B) utility that is not as good as normal utility
C) the extra utility derived from consuming one additional unit of a good or service
D) always positive
E) not related to total utility
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A) the consumers' real income measured in terms of that good changes.
B) the relative price of that good changes compared to other goods in the consumption bundle.
C) the total utility of that good changes.
D) the marginal utility of that good changes.
E) consumers have an incentive to substitute irrational behavior for rational behavior.
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A) the marginal utility he received from expenditure on the glove was 3 utils.
B) the marginal utility he received from expenditure on the glove was 30 utils.
C) the total utility per dollar he received from expenditure on the glove was 3 utils.
D) the total utility per dollar he received from expenditure on the glove was 10 utils.
E) the marginal utility he received from the expenditure of the glove was 10 utils
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A) for any number of avocados
B) up to five avocados
C) only for one or two avocados
D) only after five avocados are consumed
E) for the first three avocados
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A) are positively sloped.
B) intersect at the origin.
C) cross at the equilibrium point.
D) are bowed inward toward the origin.
E) represent greater utility as they approach the origin.
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A) will buy less of X and more of Y.
B) will buy more of X and more of Y.
C) is in equilibrium.
D) will buy more of X and less of Y.
E) will buy less of X and less of Y.
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A) consumer incomes are not constant.
B) consumer substitution rates are not constant.
C) income and substitution effects never occur simultaneously.
D) of diminishing marginal utility and the equimarginal principle.
E) of increasing marginal utility and the equimarginal principle.
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A) income
B) endowment
C) substitution
D) price
E) scale
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A) more of both X and Y.
B) less of Y only if the price of Y increases.
C) more of Y and less of X.
D) more of X and less of Y.
E) less of both X and Y.
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A) continue to make purchases until the marginal utility of each good is zero
B) compare the marginal utilities of the last dollar spent on each good
C) equate the total utilities of each good consumed
D) continue to purchase a good until total utility is equal to zero
E) will continue purchasing till diminishing marginal utility is not achieved
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A) Logical decision-making takes place in the limbic system.
B) Emotional decision-making takes place in the pre-frontal cortex.
C) The pre-frontal cortex confuses the logical side of the brain by bringing in emotions, and in some cases it takes over and demands immediate gratification.
D) Adults have greater activity in their frontal lobes and lower activity in their amygdala than do teenagers.
E) The amygdala takes a long-term perspective on the decision-making, looking at logical cost-benefit comparisons.
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