Chapter 28 Flashcards

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Economics needs a press agent. (P-a)

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Blaðafulltrúi

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It is a requirement for elementary and secondary students. (R

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Skilyrði

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It is a requirement for elementary and secondary students. (E

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Grunnskólanemi

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It is a requirement for elementary and secondary students. (S-S

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Gagnfræðinemi

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They are still mocked in the media. (Mo

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Hæðast að

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One sort of answer touts economics as a body of knowledge. (T

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Hampa

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One sort of answer touts economics as a body of knowledge. (B-o-k)

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Þekkingarbálkur

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In the introductory college course. (I

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Inngangs-

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The national council

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Ríkisráð

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Framework for teaching the basic concepts summarizes. (F

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Skipulag

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To clinch a spot for economics. ( c

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Ná, vinna

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Our answer assumes that it’s much more than bundle of concepts. (A

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G.r.f

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Our answer assumes that it’s much more than bundle of concepts. (B

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Búnt

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That insights into the seemingly chaotic confusion. (I

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Innsýn

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That insights into the seemingly chaotic confusion. (Ch

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Í óreiðu

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Of different values, resources, and cultures. (R

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Auðlind

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Note the emphasis in human behavior. (E

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Áhersla

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Almost every aspect of human behavior can be analyzed using an economic approach. (As

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Hlið

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Almost every aspect of human behavior can be analyzed using an economic approach. (H-b

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Mannlegt atferli

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Almost every aspect of human behavior can be analyzed using an economic approach. (An

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Greina

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Almost every aspect of human behavior can be analyzed using an economic approach. (Ap

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Nálgast

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It is this distinctive approach. (D

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Auðkennandi

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It doesn’t furnish a body of settled conclusions immediately applicable to policy. (F

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Útvega

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It doesn’t furnish a body of settled conclusions immediately applicable to policy. (A

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Nothæfur

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It doesn't furnish a body of settled conclusions immediately applicable to policy. (P
Stefna
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Its a method rather than a doctrine, an apparatus of the mind. (D
Kenning
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Its a method rather than a doctrine, an apparatus of the mind. (A
Skipulag
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Which help its possessor to draw. (P
Notandi
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Effort
Fyrirhöfn
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Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative. (O-c)
Tækifæriskostnaður
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Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative. (V
Gildi
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Opportunity cost is the value of the next best alternative. (A
Val
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The economics perspective .. (P
Yfirsýn. Sjónarhorn
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Poetical benefits are more fun. (P-b
Ávinningur
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It has been spoiled by assertions of the. (A
Framsetning
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With more trade-offs than solutions. (T-o
Málamiðlun
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They look for the most advantageous combination of costs and benefits. (A
Hagkvæmur
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They look for the most advantageous combination of costs and benefits. (Com
Samsetning
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This behavior is self-interested, not selfish. (S-I
Byggt á eigin hagsmunum
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Individuals are motivated solely by selfishness or.. (So
Eingöngu
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Not an assumption about particular motivations. (A
Ályktun
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By much richer set of values and preferences. (P
Forgangsatriði
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I have tried to pry them away. (P-a
Losa frá
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That individuals maximize welfare as they conceive it. (M
Hámarka
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That individuals maximize welfare as they conceive it. (W
Velferð
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That individuals maximize welfare as they conceive it. (C
Fá hugmynd
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Whether they be selfish, altruistic, loyal, spiteful or masochistic. (A
Óeigingjarn
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Whether they be selfish, altruistic, loyal, spiteful or masochistic. (S
Illgjarn
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Whether they be selfish, altruistic, loyal, spiteful or masochistic. (M
Haldinn sjálfshvíslarhvöt
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It is also assumed to be consistent over time. (C
Samkvæmur sjálfum sér
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All social phenomena emerge from the choices,. (P
Fyrirbæri
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All social phenomena emerge from the choices,. (E
Koma fram
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Incentives matter. I
Hvatning
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Supply and demand.
Framboð og eftirspurn
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Profits and business behavior. (P
Hagnaður
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Summarize
Draga saman
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The rest is commentary. (C
Skýring
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People respond to incentives' sounds innocuous enough. (inn
Skaðlaus
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Everyone will admit its validity as a general principle. (V
Lögmæti
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What distinguishes the economist is his insistence on taking. (D
Greina sundur
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What distinguishes the economist is his insistence on taking. (I
Ákveðni
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Economic activity doesn't occur in a vacuum. (V
Í tóma rúmi
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Cooperation among people is governed. (C
Samvinna
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Market economics depend upon private property ownership. (M-e
Markaðsbúskapur
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Market economics depend upon private property ownership. (-Pp
Einkaeign
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It creates a whole structure of incentives. (S
Kerfi
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Governance
Stjórn
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People gain from voluntary trade. (V
Sjálfsviljugur
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Trade
Verslun
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The trade is made when both parties consider... (P
Málsaðila
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Trade policy is hotly debated, but the logic of individual trades rarely is disputed. (H
Harðlega
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Trade policy is hotly debated, but the logic of individual trades rarely is disputed. (De
Umræða
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Trade policy is hotly debated, but the logic of individual trades rarely is disputed. (Di
Umdeilt
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His labor for a vast array of goods and services. (L
Áreynsla
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His labor for a vast array of goods and services. (V
Gríðastór
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His labor for a vast array of goods and services. (A
Fylking
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His labor for a vast array of goods and services. (G-a-S)
Vörur og þjónusta
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Self-sufficiency is the road to poverty. ( s-s
Sjálfsþurftarbúskapur
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Costs of production and contribute to the price. (C
Stuðla að
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Through the interactions of Byers and sellers. (I
Samskipti
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Secondary-effects
Aukaverkun
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The immediate and visible effects, (I
Aðkallandi
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Effects that are indirectly related to the initial policy. (Ind
Óbeint
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Effects that are indirectly related to the initial policy. (Ini
Byrjunar
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Passage of time
Með tíð og tíma
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Ecological system
Vistkerfi
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One action may create many unintended consequences. (U
Óviljandi
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Rent controls make apartments more affordable to some consumers, but those same controls make it profitable to build and maintain rental housing. (R-c
Leigustýring
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Rent controls make apartments more affordable to some consumers, but those same controls make it profitable to build and maintain rental housing. (Af
Viðráðanlegt
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Rent controls make apartments more affordable to some consumers, but those same controls make it profitable to build and maintain rental housing. (Co
Neytendur
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Rent controls make apartments more affordable to some consumers, but those same controls make it profitable to build and maintain rental housing. (Pr
Arðbær
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Rent controls make apartments more affordable to some consumers, but those same controls make it profitable to build and maintain rental housing. (M
Viðhalda
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The secondary effects is a shortage of apartments. (Sh
Skortur
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Higher taxes provide more revenue for government, (r
Tekjur
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Invest
Fjárfesta
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policy maker
Stefnusmiður
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Or is this Econ stuff just too abstract to be practical? (A
Óhlutbundinn
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Or is this Econ stuff just too abstract to be practical? (P
Hagnýtur
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Approach
Nálgast
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Economics needs a press agent. (E
Hagfræði