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Exploring Economics
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In our world there are limited resources, but humans have unlimited wants. What does this cause?
Riots
Unemployment
Scarcity
Equality
2
What are examples of
POSITIVE
incentives?
Late Fees & Being Grounded
Fines & Jail
Rewards & Allowances
3
Consumer Product Safety (CPSC) & Military
are two examples of how the government provides safety and security.
False
True
4
The pattern in which goods, services, and resources flow in the marketplace is called what?
Square
Circular Flow
Specialization
Division of Labor
5
When
supply
is high and
demand
is low, the
price
is lower.
True
False
6
What are examples of
NEGATIVE
incentives?
Fines & Jail
Rewards & Allowances
7
Global competition can affect jobs, the price of goods, and the quality of goods. People want the lowest price.
False
True
8
National Parks & Social Security
are two ways the government promotes the
common good.
True
False
9
Computers and technology continue to take the place of humans in the work place. What could be a result of this?
Unemployment
Drought
Promotions
Taxes
10
What is it called when the production of goods or services are broken down into
different steps
?
Politics
Specialization
Private Property
Division of Labor
11
Some questions an economist may ask are- What is produced? How will it be produced? Who is producing it?
True
False
12
When
supply
is low and
demand
is high, the
price
is higher.
True
False
13
What is it called when someone works at a specific job that they like or are skilled at?
Division of Labor
Specialization
Geography
Voluntary Exchange
14
The
Court System
and
FBI
are two examples of the government protecting our individual rights.
False
True
15
A business makes a _________ when it makes more money than it takes to run the business.
Price
Profit
Franchise
Retirement
16
When different sellers produce the same item, they are in ____________.
Incentives
Demand
Competition
Nothing
17
Economists ask what question?
Who gets the vote?
Where is it located?
What is produced?
When did it happen?
18
Rewards or penalties used to encourage people to behave in certain ways are called:
Competitions
Resources
Incentives
Presents
19
What is an example of two businesses that may be in direct competition with one another?
Bakery & Dollar Tree
Ace Hardware & Speedway
Dollar Tree & Culver's
McDonalds & Burger King
20
What type of economy do we have in the United States?
Traditional Economy
Command Economy
Democratic Economy
Market Economy