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Money, Money, Money Chapt. 7 & 8
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Chapter 8 Review Questions
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In a market with perfect competition, how are prices determined?
by cultural ideals and fairness
by government regulation
by agreement among producers
by supply and demand
2
Many producers supply similar but varied products
monopoly
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
oligopoly
3
Income that is not spent
investment
savings
profit
debt
4
Which question is best to determe the market structure of a specific market?
How far are goods shipped?
How many people want to buy?
How are the corporations organized?
How similar are the products?
5
The three legs of saving for retirement include:
social security, pensions, personal savings
social security, pensions, the lottery
social security, pensions, budgeting
social security, pensions, medicare
6
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In my Notes
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Credit Cards are a form of money
True
False
8
The amount of money borrowed or owed on a loan is called -
the interest
the investment
the principal
the externality
9
When you use a debit card you are:
Making a commercial loan
Borrowing money from a bank
Promising to pay the store later
Withdrawing from your account
10
A card that lets a user buy stuff with borrowed money
Credit Card
Debit Card
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Where the market doesn't work
Market structure
Black Market
Market externality
Market failure
12
Who are the primary customers of the Federal Reserve?
Businesses
Individuals
Banks
Governments
13
Which of these is the best example of an externality?
Your shoe store stops selling your favorite style.
You enjoy looking at your neighbor’s garden.
Your new bicycle goes faster than you expected.
You decide to stop snacking between meals.
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There are large barriers to enter a monopolistic market.
False
True
15
Anything owned that has value
debts
assets
investments
externality
16
As it becomes easier to start a new business in a market, that market
Increases transaction costs
Becomes more competitive.
Attracts more consumers.
Offers higher-quality products.
17
What are the effects of savings in the US economy?
helps bankers get rich
helps me buy a new car
helps the economy grow
helps piggy banks get large
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The organization of the market
market configuration
market assembly
market structure
market make up
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Police protection is an example of:
complementary goods
public goods
inferior goods
substitute goods
20
A business whose main purpose is to receive deposits and make loans
A Stock Bureau
Payday Loan Company
A Credit Bureau
Bank
21
Lowering risk by investing in a bunch of different stuff
diversification
investment
bonds
stocks
22
Using money to make more money
Investing
Borrowing
Savings
Externality
23
A few firms dominate the market and provide similar or identical goods...
perfect competion
monopoly
Oligopoly
monopolistic competition
24
Payment for the use of borrowed funds
loss
profit
interest
principal
25
In a market with perfect competition, how are prices determined?
by cultural ideals and fairness
by agreement among producers
by supply and demand
by government regulation
26
Many producers of identical products
monopoly
oligopoly
perfect competition
monopolistic competition
27
When you use a credit card, you are
Withdrawing from your account
Promising to pay the store later
Making a commercial loan
Borrowing money from a bank
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The functions of money does
NOT
include :
method of borrowing
medium of exchange
standard of value
store of value
29
A salt cured ham has a limited -
medium of exchange
standard of value
purchasing power
store of value
30
What is the advantage of investing in a mutual fund compared to buying a single stock?
Mutual funds are way cool
Diversification reduces risk
Mutual funds guarantee principal
The government regulates mutual funds, but not stocks