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Under standard economic principles, which law states higher prices reduce quantity demanded?
Answer: Law of demand
Why: Rare exceptions known as Veblen goods see demand increase with higher prices because high cost signals prestige.
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What pricing strategy charges high at launch then drops over time?
Answer: Price skimming
Why: Apple skimmed the first iPhone: the 8GB model was 599 dollars in June 2007 and 399 by September, with 100 dollars back for early buyers.
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Which country did a 2022 World Bank report rank most unequal worldwide?
Answer: South Africa
Why: In the World Bank's latest Gini data, Namibia ranks first at 59.1, while South Africa's 2022 survey puts it fifth at 54.1.
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What term describes how easily an asset turns into cash?
Answer: Liquidity
Why: Physical cash represents perfect liquidity because it requires no time, fee, or market transaction to be spent.
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Who was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics?
Answer: Elinor Ostrom
Why: Ostrom shared the 2009 award with Oliver Williamson and came to it as a political scientist rather than a trained economist.
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Which housing or construction measure is a leading economic indicator?
Answer: building permits
Why: Permits sit among the ten components of The Conference Board's US Leading Economic Index, one to two months ahead of the actual housing starts.