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1
Division of labor is a characteristic of
assembly line production
classroom education
entrepreneurship
home craft businesses
2
Division of labor improves ______.
prices
the Product Market
utility
productivity
3
Economic resources are also called _______________.
Units of money capital.
Factors of production.
Free gifts of nature.
Consumption goods.
4
The wealth that an economy generates is made possible by
Careers
Businesses
Circular Flow of Economic Activity
Wealth
5
Economic growth may be illustrated on a PPF model, as a shift
movement outward
movement up
movement down
movement inward
6
What is the driving force in an economy?
The government
Currency
Labor workers
Entrepreneurs
7
What does the phrase "there is no such thing as a free lunch" mean?
Food is free when farms grow it themselves
The businesses need to compensate for the lack of resources
The business still has to pay for the resources
Prices are discounted
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Entrepreneurs are considered the driving force in an economy because they
are the greatest number of people in our country
own a great deal of land
start new businesses
provide most of the labor
9
When faced with unlimited wants and limited resources, is a fundamental economic problem:
choices
social-behavior
opportunity cost
scarcity
10
Which of the following is not a factor of production?
Natural resources
Entrepreneurial ability
Currency
Physical capital
11
Product Market is where:
Sweaters are manufactured
Entrepreneurs pays wages
Works receives income
Brenda buys a sweater
12
Factor Market is where:
Individuals purchase their consumable goods
Businesses sell their consumable goods
Goods and Services are manufactured and sold
13
Manufactured goods used to produce other goods and services are called
capital goods
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
nondurable goods
consumer goods
14
Scarcity forces every society to _______________ ?
Satisfy all their wants and needs.
Utilize all resources fully.
Seek alternatives.
What, How, & For Whom to produce.
15
The study of economics is important because it enables us to
become better decision makers
determine what goods ought to be produced
increase our consumption of consumer goods
describe our standard of living
16
Which of the following is NOT an example of capital?
Currency
Equipment
Factories
Tools
17
The Circular Flow Illustrates
Sellers profits
Individuals losing their jobs
Buyers needs being met
Exchange of goods and services
18
Some necessities have little value while some non-necessities have a much higher value
b. opportunity cost
c. trade-offs
a. Paradox of Value
d. economic interdependence
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Productivity__________, whenever more can be produced with the same amount of resources.
stops
stays the same
decreases
increases
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Actions in one part of the country that have an economic impact elsewhere are examples of
opportunity cost
economic interdependence
specialization
trade-offs