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Lambert Economics Final Exam Review
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1
On the assembly line, Bob puts tires on new cars. This is an example of
Positive Externality
opportunity cost
Production Possibilities Frontier
division on labor
2
According to the "Law of Demand" an increase in prices will cause consumers to
purchase less
purchase more
supply less
supply more
3
Which of the following by the Federal Reserve would increase the money supply?
Decrease taxes
decrease the reserve requirement
increase the discount rate
sell bonds
4
Increase in GDP, decrease in unemployment, increase in sales, and increase in inflation
Contraction
Depression
Recession
Expansion
5
Rent control is a type of
Price Floor
Price Ceiling
Comparable Worth
Marginal Price
6
When the Federal Reserve lowers the discount rate what happens to Aggregate Demand?
The Aggregate Demand curve does not shift
Aggregate Demand decreases
Aggregate demand increases
No change- it effects the Aggregate Supply
7
Why would the Federal Reserve adopt a tight monetary policy (restricting the money supply)?
inflation has rose from 3% to 8%
to increase productivity
high unemployment rates
to encourage spending
8
Traditions and customs answer the three basic economic questions in this system
command
market
None of the above
traditional
9
A person who forms a business in order to make a profit
Wealth
Capital Good
Entrepreneur
Land
10
Which business organization is the most difficult to organize?
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
11
A corporation MOST often seeks to increase its profit and expand the size of its operations by
joining an oligopoly
issuing a stock
joining a monopoly
controlling the money supply
12
What happens to price levels and Real GDP when the Aggregate Supply curves shifts to the right?
Price and GDP goes up
Price and GDP goes down
Price goes up, GDP goes down
Price goes down, GDP goes up
13
A tax in which everyone pays the same percentage in taxes regardless of income
Progressive
None of the above
Regressive
Proportional
14
What is the basic problem of Economics that all nations face?
too many unskilled laborers
Too much government control
Too little government control
Scarcity
15
Little to no economic growth and high inflation
recession
expansion
contraction
stagflation
16
A limit on the amount of imports
embargo
Quota
tariff
standard
17
The best example of a regressive tax in the United States are
Federal Income Tax
property taxes
income taxes
sales taxes
18
The United States, Canada, and Mexico are members of what trade barrier?
ASEAN
EU
WTO
NAFTA
19
Regressive taxes hurt which of the following groups?
the wealthy
low income earners
high income earners
middle income earners
20
A tax on imported goods
Standard
Embargo
Quota
Tariff
21
A recent college graduate that is looking for their first job is what type of unemployment?
Full-Employment
Cyclical
Structural
Frictional
22
A increase in the international value of foreign currencies will create
A lower demand for U.S. Exports
The U.S. will no longer want to be a member of NAFTA
An embargo will be established
A higher demand for U.S. exports
23
Supply and Demand; Private businesses answer the three basic economic questions in this system
Command
Traditional
None of the above
Market
24
General decrease in price levels
Inflation
Deflation
25
In which market structure are products identical?
monopoly
perfect competition
oligopoly
monopolistic competition
26
Government payment to domestic producers
Tariffs
Subsidies
Taxes
Export
27
Negative GDP growth for two consecutive quarters
Expansion
Inflation
Stagflation
Recession
28
A low standard of living and little to no technology are characteristics of this system
None of the above
traditional
market
command
29
When quantity demanded equals quantity supplied
a shortage will occur
the marketing clearing price will be established
The government will tax businesses more
a surplus will occur
30
Which of the following is the study of Macro-Economics?
Fiscal Policy
individual businesses
individual households
Four Factors of Production
31
Many law firms operate as what type of business organization?
Sole proprietroship
Corporation
Partnership
None of the above
32
An assembly line can increase a factory's productivity because it allows workers to
diversify their skills
use a wide range of knowledge
focus on specific tasks
put in overtime hours on the job
33
When a person's job skills do not match the economy's needs is what type of unemployment?
cyclical unemployment
frictional unemployment
structural unemployment
full-employment
34
What is a disadvantage of a Sole Proprietorship?
Have to share profits
Easiest to start
Unlimited Liability
Double Taxation
35
In which market structure does a firm have greatest control over its product's price?
Monopolistic Competion
Monopoly
Perfect Competition
Oligopoly
36
C+I+G+ F (X-M) is the formula for?
CPI
Simple Interest
Compound Interest
GDP
37
The Federal Reserve controlling the money supply
Monetary Policy
Fiscal Policy
38
This policy refers to taxes and spending by the government to influence the economy
International Trade
Foreign Exchange Rates
Fiscal Policy
Monetary Policy
39
What is an advantage of a sole-proprietorship?
Difficult to start
Double Taxation
Unlimited Liability
Do not have to share profits
40
The three basic economics questions are answered by the government in this economic system
traditional
market
command
mixed
41
High Unemployment, Deflation, Decrease in GDP, and Decrease in Sales
Peak
Recovery
Expansion
Contraction
42
Which of the following is NOT one of the basic economic questions?
What to produce?
How to produce?
For whom to produce?
When to produce?
43
Type of tax- the more income a person earns the higher percentage they pay in taxes.
None of the above
Proportional
Progressive
Regressive
44
The progressive tax is based on the ability to pay and hurts high income earners
False
True
45
Definition of when a country imports more than it exports
Budget Surplus
Balance of Trade
Trade Surplus
Trade Deficit
46
Movement along the Production Possibilities Curve/Frontier illustrates
opportunity costs
Monopolies
positive externalities
negative externalities
47
New mechanical devices and patents are an example of a
Government monopoly
natural monopoly
technological monopoly
geographic monopoly
48
The Federal Reserve System
Decreases Government Spending
Increases Government Spending
controls the money supply
Raises Taxes
49
Sales taxes which are taxes on food, clothing, gasoline is an example of which type of tax?
Proportional
None of the above
Progressive
Regressive
50
The value of the best alternative that could have been chosen but was not
economic equity
opportunity cost
distribution of wealth
marginal utility
51
The Federal Income Tax is an example of which type of tax?
Progressive
Regressive
Proporational
Excise
52
Which of the following situations would shift the demand curve to the right?
Decrease in population
Increase in Income
Increase in taxes
Technology
53
Individuals and Businesses answer the three basic economics questions in this economic system
Traditional
Communism
Market
Command
54
Tool used to measure inflation
GDP
Unemployment
Per Capita GDP
CPI- Consumer Price Index
55
Entrepreneurs are motivated in starting their own business by which of the following?
making a profit
providing taxes the government
losing money
providing jobs for the economy
56
Part of the Business cycle- A country is experiencing GDP growth and low unemployment
contraction
expansion
57
Competition, private property, consumer sovereignty are characteristics of which system
market
traditional
command
None of the above
58
New Technology will
shift the demand curve to the right
shift the demand curve to the left
shift the supply curve to the right
shift the supply curve to the left
59
What is the unit of study in Micro-Economics?
Fiscal Policy
Monetary Policy
International Trade
individuals, businesses, and households
60
The Taco Bell cashier accepts my payment of twenty dollars for my food. Function of money?
Very portable
Medium of Exchange
Store of Value
Highly divisible
61
Which of the following are examples of a negative externality?
College and Universities
great public school system
great shopping and restaurants
noise and pollution
62
The best example of cyclical unemployment is
whose job skills do not match the economy's needs
out of work due to a change in the business cycle
between jobs or entering the work force
out of work due to a seasonal downturn in business
63
What happens to the nation's money supply when the Federal Reserve sells government bonds
Money Supply decreases
Money Supply increases
64
Specialization and the division of labor leads to an increase in productivity
True
False
65
An example of a price floor is
Pollution
Minimum Wage
Pay raise
Rent Control