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CIVICS ECONOMIC Unit I
CIVICS ECONOMIC Unit I
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Buyers demand more products when prices are:
high
low
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The United States is a mixture of principles of a little Command economy and a major model of:
a market economy
Bearer Bonds Network
a demand economy
a traditional economy
3
How do stocks pay those who invest?
In the form of products from the corporation
in periodic dividends
in the form of coupons
From a broker mailing them a check once per year
4
Mr. McBozo hires 20 new employees for help with is swimming pool company. This is an example of need for:
labor
capital
water
more owners and entrepreneurs
5
The interaction of buyers and sellers is the:
Society
bubble
market
entrepreneur
6
The country which is closest to being a command economy is:
Japan
China
North Korea
the USA
7
Capitalism encourages all EXCEPT for:
innovation
monopolies
investing in stocks/bonds
competition among companies
8
The Sweetheart Dance tickets go on sale and start at 100 dollars. Clearly, this will affect:
whether McKeithen chaperones or not
the amount of rap music played at the dance
supply and demand principle
the scarcity of tickets
9
A business in which 2 or more people share all responsibilities, costs, and profits:
Partnership
Sole Proprietorship
Conglomeration
Corporation
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Alexander and his friend Roman want to start a lemonade stand. What month would be best?
October
July
January
December
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What is profit?
The average cost of a stock
The amount of loss one takes in business
The money owed to the government in the form of taxes
The sum total of money one has left after expenses
12
The nation closest to a market economy is:
North Korea
Canada
Cuba
The USA
13
Buying stock is ownership, but a bond is a:
contract
loan
stock that is falling
14
The lack of a particular resource such as land is known as:
capital
Profit
scarcity
labor
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Which of the following would be an example of?
Monopoly
sole proprietorship
corporation
non-profit
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The right to buy and sell goods as you see fit is the:
Principle of Growth
Free Market
command economy
New York Stock Exchange
17
The basic premise/bottom line of Free Enterprise is:
One can choose what business she sees fit w/ little gov't interference
Businesses must be corporations to achieve any successful profit
Working for the better of a Central Government is crucial
People must work to pay for others' expenses
18
Stocks are purchased in the form of
shares
bills
coupons
bonds
19
An example of a non-profit organization would be a(n):
Dental care office
private schools like SJA
World Wildlife Fund (wwf)
Private company
20
Monopolies would essentially eliminate our desire for________________
life
Competition
Supply
Demand
21
Capitalism can best be described as:
A world in which there is no end...
A country whose business industry is controlled all by the government
A country whose business industry is controlled by private ownership
A country whose business industry is controlled by other countries
22
An example of a traditional economy is:
North Korea
Amish communities
Large cities throughout the USA
The Stock Market/Wall Street
23
The term for when both consumer and seller are satisfied with both price and units sold...
Equilibrium
Stock
Free enterprise
Division
24
At the highest level of a corporation would be:
Board of Directors
Stockholders
Nazis
Managers
25
The USA's large businesses are structured and are called:
corporations
dividends
Sole proprietorships
non-profits
26
Jim's 1 Hr Air Conditioner Service is run only by Jim. He pays expenses and employees. He is a:
Air Conditioning Communist Pig
Chief Financial Officer
Sole Proprietor
Turrible Turrible Knucklehead
27
CEO stands for:
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Engineering Operator
Celtic Elephant Overseer
Capital Economic Overlord
28
A command economy is at the opposite end of the spectrum from a:
partnership
mixed economy
market economy
traditional economy
29
The Law of Supply states that:
Businesses aim to make money for government only
Scarcity must be high for demand to be low
Businesses produce more when they can sell for higher prices
Businesses produce more when they can sell for lower prices
30
When a supplier has too much of a good/service, he/she has a:
scarcity
surplus
shortage
profit
31
The cost of lobster went from a very odd and cheap $4.99 a pound in March to $27.99 in April. This is likely due to
President Trump
starvation
depression
inflation
32
Which of the following is NOT a factor of production:
entrepreneurs
capital
natural resources
government
33
Having watched SharkTank, which do you feel is most important to the sharks when they watch a presentation?
How many units has the presenter sold and will sell in the next year
How much money the company is projected to be worth
How long the presenter has been in his/her line of business
How much education the presenter has obtained at the university level
34
Which of the following is NOT an example of capital and what it provides:
computers
tools
trucks
friendship
35
In a market economy, people want to pursue a______________to make as much money as possible.
labor
monopoly
stock
profit
36
This is a clear mascot of a:
corporation
Russian Spy Network
sole proprietorship
Socialist government
37
All human effort to produce good and services is known as:
competition
capital
labor
stock
38
A corporation's Board of Directors chooses:
the managers and assistant managers
the shareholders of that corporation
the CEO/CFO
39
The Saints front office decides to reduce the price of 2020 suite/box tickets by 400 dollars. Customer's Demand?
Goes up
stays the same
There is no demand.
goes down
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This person assumes the risk of a business (The think tank person who creates it):
communist
worker
manager
entrepreneur