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Business Essentials 2.01 Producers and Consumers Review
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1
Toilet paper for a family would best be classified as a(n) __________ product.
impulse
shopping
convenience
specialty
2
Offering higher wages, employee assistance programs, and benefits are responses to limited
natural resources.
noneconomic resources.
capital goods.
human resources.
3
Which of the following is an industrial good:
A light bulb for a car
Emily’s home computer
Holiday flowers
Matt’s cell phone
4
When a stove is used in a restaurant kitchen, it is a
natural resource
capital resource
noneconomic resource
human resource
5
What do service businesses sell?
Intangible activities
Wholesale merchandise
Raw goods
Retail merchandise
6
Which of the following economic resources helps people be more productive?
Human resources
Noneconomic resources
Natural resources
Capital resources
7
Emilia works for a company that constructs houses and business facilities. Which type of producer does she work for?
A trade industry
A manufacturer
A builder
A raw-goods producer
8
A company feels it has a duty to give back to society, so it donates some proceeds to a charity. It is demonstrating:
Retail merchandise
social responsibility.
e-tailing.
wholesaling.
9
Susan is willing to pay a high price for the new 2025 Corvette Stingray. The car would be a(n) _______ product.
shopping
industrial
convenience
specialty
10
Farms, mines, and lumber companies are examples of
manufacturers.
builders.
trade industries.
raw-goods producers.
11
Which situation involves finding an alternative resource to use in place of a
nonrenewable
natural resource:
Passing legislation to prevent the killing of endangered animals
Powering a motor vehicle with electricity instead of gasoline
Searching for oil in new locations such as the ocean floor
Generating energy from wind turbines instead of solar panels
12
Wifi is considered a product.
True
False
13
A socially responsible business will attempt to give customers
the best products at the best prices.
lower quality products at reduced prices.
high-quality products at high prices.
the best products no matter what they cost.
14
Which of the following statements regarding economic resources is true:
Natural, human, & capital resources are also called factors of production.
Industrialized nations use fewer capital goods than developing countries.
As businesses grow, they typically require fewer resources.
Similarly sized businesses usually use identical resources.
15
The two main divisions of the trade industry are
manufacturers and wholesalers.
producers and retailers.
wholesalers and retailers.
wholesalers and producers.
16
An economic good or service that is scarce is one that is
in limited supply.
readily available.
not test-marketed.
not made in America.
17
A company that transforms cotton into wearable clothing is considered a
raw-goods producer.
manufacturer.
builder.
service business.
18
When producers use the best combination of resources,
consumers
are more likely to get goods and services that
they want.
are best known.
cost more.
they do not need.
19
Producers respond to consumers’ positive economic “votes” by
classifying their goods and services.
increasing production.
producing more industrial goods.
decreasing production.
20
Using a
stream
to supply water for crops is an example of using
natural resources.
human resources.
nonrenewable resources.
capital goods.
21
New shoes are considered a service.
False
True
22
George wants to purchase a dishwasher. He checks ads for the best place at a reasonable price. This dishwasher is a:
shopping good
convenience good
impulse item
specialty good
23
Businesses can show their social responsibility by contributing to
promotion.
private causes.
pollution.
public interests.
24
Automation involves replacing human resources with
consumer goods.
raw materials.
capital goods.
natural resources.
25
A non-economic want costs money.
False
True
26
Retailing takes place whenever goods are
offered for sale only online.
exchanged for other goods.
sold in a retail brick and mortar establishment.
sold to the ultimate consumer.
27
A producer is someone who
makes things.
sells products.
employs others.
is very creative.
28
A characteristic of human wants is that they are
limited.
consistent.
unchanging.
unlimited.
29
Economic “votes” are cast by consumers each time they
make a purchase.
visit a business.
participate in market research.
respond to a survey.
30
A student bought a laptop to use for homework assignments. In economic terms, the computer would a(n) __________ good.
consumer
capital
industrial
ultimate
31
In years to come, members of Gen X & Gen Y are expected to fill many job positions of retiring baby boomers. This:
explains new capital goods.
represents nonrenewable resources.
shows automated processes.
demonstrates workforce demographics.
32
Which of the following is an example of an economic want:
Clothing
Air
Conversation
Friend
33
Which of the following occurs when the supply of individuals who are willing and able to work diminishes:
Human resources become unlimited.
Capital goods become limited.
Human resources become limited.
Capital goods become unlimited.
34
Parts such as bolts, nails and screws are considered to be _______ products.
industrial
convenience
capital
impulse
35
Resources that enable businesses to operate are also known as
revenues.
inputs.
outputs.
sales