Recognizing the Incentive Power of Property Rights and Markets, Some

question 105

Multiple Choice

Recognizing the incentive power of property rights and markets, some of the most die-hard central planners are now allowing

• A)more influence from custom or religion
• B)family relations to play significant roles
• C)a role for markets
• D)communal ownership of property
• E)inefficient use of resources

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Definitions:

Mutual Exclusivity Assumption

A concept in language acquisition where young children assume that objects only have one label.

Infant-Directed Speech

A special, modified way of speaking adults use when talking to babies, characterized by higher pitch, slower rate, and exaggerated intonation, thought to aid language learning.

Pragmatics

The aspect of language involving the practical use of speech and communication in context, including tone, social cues, and conversation skills.

Contrast Assumption

The idea that people make judgments about an event or situation by comparing it to something else, rather than evaluating it in isolation.