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Economics Ms.davis
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what do centrally planned economies prefer?
Both Private property and dictatorship
Dictation
Competition
Private Property
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How do people purchase goods in a traditional economy?
Money
Goods
Services
Property
3
What are the advantages of a free market ?
People can choose what they produce
The people can choose only worker provided by the government
The government says how to produce something
Producers can’t choose a thing
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Which behavior best describes a traditional economy ?
The people making they’re own decisions
People working for employer
The people copying previous generations
The people following the governments orders
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Which type of resources are used in traditional economies?
Natural resources
Scarce resources
Renewable resources
Human resources
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What does the government mainly own in a centrally planned economy?
Labor and Capital
Land and Labor
Land and Capital
All of these
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which of the following best describes the government in a centrally planned economy?
No role, the people decide what's best for their society
control how the key economic questions are answered
Assist all privately owned business
manage what is sold on the market
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In a mixed economy who does the government levy taxes from?
All of these
Corporations
Households
Small businesses
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Which of the terms is used to describe an individuals ability to manage a business for profit?
Command economy
Traditional economy
Industrialization
Free enterprise
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Where do the government purchase land, labor, and capital in a mixed economy?
Firms
Households
Factor Markets
Both Factor Markets and Households
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who has control of the free market economy?
Government
Individuals
Businesses
Corporations
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In a free market economy, accelerated growth and efficiency is brought upon which one of these?
Fewer sales at high prices
Higher sales at low prices
Fewer sales at low prices
Higher sales at high prices