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Fall Assessment 1
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1
No matter the current price and scenario, the market naturally wants to move towards ________ in the long run
Shortage
Surplus
Equilibrium
2
Which of these represent the Law of Supply?
As Price increases, Demand increases
As Price increases, Demand decreases
As Price increases, Supply increases
As Price increases, Supply decreases
3
A market in which there are hundreds or thousands of competitors selling identical products is an example of:
Perfect Competition
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
4
Building that's used by a coal company as a place for its executives to work is an example of what factor of production
Labor
Capital
Entrepreneurship
Land
5
This statement represents ______ the characteristics of currency
Medium of Exchange
Unit of Account
Store of Value
Divisibility
6
What does the red line represent?
Equilibrium
Supply
Excess Supply Surplus
Demand
7
Which of these represents the law of demand
As Price increases, Supply increases
As Price increases, Supply decreases
As Price increases, Demand increases
As Price increases, Demand decreases
8
What does the blue line represent?
Demand
Excess Demand Shortage
Supply
Excess Supply Surplus
9
What does this statement represent: "A suppliers reaction to a change in price"
Inelastic Demand
Elastic Demand
Elasticity of Demand
Elasticity of Supply
10
What does the black dotted line represent?
Excess Demand Shortage
Supply
Equilibrium
Demand
11
What does the solid green line represent?
Equilibrium
Excess Demand Shortage
Demand
Supply
12
Choice given up in a trade-off decision is called:(Ex: I choose to buy lunch today, so I gave up the option of saving $)
Shortage
Scarcity
Surplus
Opportunity Cost
13
What does the dotted green line represent
Excess Supply Surplus
Equilibrium
Supply
Excess Demand Shortage
14
A "public good" is available to every person at little or no charge. Who offers these goods AND how are they funded
Private business with saved money
Government through taxes
Private business through taxes
Government with saved money
15
On the production possibilities curve, a point on the frontier represents what?
Recession
Efficiency
Inflation