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What did Marx call the class that owns the factories?
Answer: Bourgeoisie
Why: Marx's proletariat is the opposite class: workers who own no means of production and sell their labour for wages.
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How are minimum wages set in Sweden?
Answer: Collective agreements
Why: Denmark and Finland also have no minimum wage law, leaving pay floors to deals between unions and employers.
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What textbook public good did Coase find private owners ran in Britain?
Answer: Lighthouses
Why: Ships paid light dues when they docked, so owners could charge for a light that every passing vessel could see.
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Which board game grew from a lesson on how landlords get rich?
Answer: Monopoly
Why: Its ancestor, Lizzie Magie's Landlord's Game, had two rule sets: one rewarding monopolies, one sharing new wealth with all.
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Which city next to Hong Kong became a special economic zone in 1980?
Answer: Shenzhen
Why: Shenzhen grew from about 310,000 residents in 1980 to about 17.6 million by 2020.
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Who argued in 1920 that planners can't calculate without market prices?
Answer: Ludwig von Mises
Why: Friedrich Hayek later recast the argument as a knowledge problem: the facts planners need are scattered, tacit and always changing.