Foundations of economics 6th by parkin ch01 appendix clicker questions

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Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4 Question 5 Question 6

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A scatter diagram

B time-series graph

C linear graph

D cross-section graph

E trend-line

Question 1

Demonstrating how an economic variable changes from one year to the next is best illustrated by a

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A positively

B negatively

C inversely

D cross-sectionally

E not

Question 2

If whenever one variable increases, another variable also increases, then these two variables are related

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A positively

B directly

C negatively

D not

E trend-line

Question 3

A graph of the relationship between two variables is a line that slopes downward to the right These two variables are related

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A an increase in y

B a decrease in y

C an increase in z

D a random change in z

E no change in either y or z

Question 4

In the figure, ceteris paribus,

an increase in x is associated

with _

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A an increase in y.

B a decrease in y.

C an increase in z.

D a random change in z

E no change in either y or z.

Question 5

In the figure, an increase in x,

ceteris paribus, is an increase

in x associated with

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A at point A equals 1/6

B at point B equals 1

C equals −4

D equals −9

E equals 1/4

Question 6

The slope of the line

_