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Econ Class Revision Quiz!
Econ Class Revision Quiz!
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When is market equilibrium reached?
when demand is more than supply
when there is no demand
when supply is more than demand
When supply and demand are equal
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What is the fundamental economic question?
Unemployment
How to manage unlimited wants and limited resources
Higher demand of goods
Lower demand of goods
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Which country most represents a command economy?
Australia
Japan
North Korea
Germany
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How is the supply curve drawn on a graph?
From top left to top right
From lower right to top
From top right to bottom
From the lower left to the top of the graph
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What is a factor that shifts the supply curve?
Consumer expectations
Income of consumers
Input prices
Number of buyers
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Which is not an example of a natural resource?
Land
Forests
Dairy farm
Water
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What are three economic systems we studied?
Ponzi, Mafia, Cartel
Systemic, Efficient, Equitable
Mixed, Command, Free Market
Top down, Trickle down, Mixed up
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What is one determinant of demand?
Number of sellers
Prices of related goods
Producer expectations
Technology
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What is a mixed economy?
an economic system combining private and state enterprise
agriculture and manufacturing both contribute to the economy
people have the opportunity to work in a variety of jobs
one that has good and bad economic cycles
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The amount that remains when needs are satisfied.
Shortage
Surplus
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The PPC is used as a tool to determine efficient use of resources.
False
True
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A condition or state in which economic forces are balanced.
Equity
Equilibrium
Equality
Equalizer
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The below graph is a sample of...
Supply Graph
Production Possibilities Curve
Price Rationalization Graph
Revenue by Sector
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Name the three types of resources.
Natural, Machinery, Labour
Natural, Factories, Oil
Oceans, Land, Farming
Natural, Capital, Labour