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1
If you are free to produce and consume what you wish, what kind of economy is that?
Market Economy
Money Economy
Command Economy
Capitalism
2
When you give up a benefit to do something else, what is that called?
Opportunity Cost
Market Economy
Scarcity
Supply
3
The ______ is how goods and services are produced and consumed.
Supply
Economy
Demand
Profit
4
If the people can only buy what the government produces, what is that called?
Command Economy
Market Economy
Market Forces
Demand
5
If you cut hair for a living, what are you classified as?
Economy
Producer
Incentive
Consumer
6
If it costs more to make a product than you can sell it for, that gives you an incentive.
False
True
7
What is another name for supply and demand?
Market Forces
Supply
Selling
Demand
8
In a command economy, who is the people's employer?
Profit
America
Mr. Lane
The Government
9
If your parents offer you $100 to cut the grass, what are they doing to get you to do it?
Competition
The Economy
Giving an Incentive
Money
10
If you buy 100 lbs of flour to make your bread for your restaurant, what are you classified as?
Involved In The Economy
All of the Above
Consumer
Producer
11
If all the apple trees die where people still want apples, what happens to the price of apples?
Goes Down
Apples Go Extinct
Goes Up
Stays the same
12
If there is too much supply and not enough demand, what happens to prices?
Goes Up
Goes Down
Stay the same
Economy Crashes
13
Profit is the financial ____ to sell something for ______ than it costs to make it.
Market/Profit
Command/Incentive
Loss/Less
Gain/More
14
If two companies compete and a better product comes out of it, what is that called?
Innovation
Deals
Incentive
Profit
15
What is it called when there is not enough to go around?
Calvin Hobbes
Thomas Paine
Demand
Scarcity