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Intro to Business - Chapter 03 - Economic Activity in a Changing World
Intro to Business - Chapter 03 - Economic Activity in a Changing World
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US Economic History; The Business Cycle
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US Economy in 1700s
information-based
industry-based
service-based
agriculture-based
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During a recovery
GDP is stagnat
unemployment is nonexistent
money is scarce
production starts to increase
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Economic indicators measure
whether its economy is growing
all the above
how the country compares to others
how much a country is producing
4
General increase in the price of goods and services
recession
upsurge
deflation
inflation
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US Economy in 1900s
agriculture-based
service-based
industry-based
information-based
6
unemployment rate measures the number of people who?
are able and willing to work but cannot find work
are currently working
are willing to work
all of the above
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main source of income for government
imports
revenue
exports
taxes
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total amount of money a government owes is its
national debt
federal debt
national deficit
federal deficit
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Figures used to measure economic performance
economic measurements
economic performance
performance indicators
economic indicators
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The recovery of the Great Depression was helped by
innovation
WWII
increased demand
WWI
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US Economy in 1600s
information-based
industry-based
agriculture-based
service-based
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The stock market crash on Oct. 29, 1929 is known as
Black Monday
Blue Friday
Black Tuesday
Black Friday
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The rise and fall of economic activity over time
deflation
prosperity
business cycle
standard of living
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US Economy in 1800s
industry-based
agriculture-based
information-based
service-based
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The Federal Reserve is a government agency that guides the economy by
controlling the amount of money loaned
controlling the interest rates
regulating the amount of money in circulation
all of the above