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Price is regulated by supply and demand.
Command
Free Market
Traditional
2
Prices are centrally-planned.
Traditional
Free Market
Command
3
Most countries are ____________________ economies.
Free Market
Command
Mixed
Traditional
4
The consumer has no say in the marketplace.
Traditional
Command
Free Market
5
____________ entirely use markets to deal with the problem of scarcity.
Traditional countries
No country
All countries
Command countries
6
The _____________ owns property and businesses in the
public
sector.
Businesses
Individuals
Government, Individuals, and Businesses
Government
7
Resources are ONLY centrally owned.
Command
Free Market
Traditional
8
Prices fall when consumer demand falls.
Traditional
Command
Free Market
9
Economic decisions are based on customs or culture
Traditional
Command
Free Market
10
All resources are owned privately
Command
Traditional
Free Market
11
There is a lack of choice in the marketplace.
Command
Free Market
Traditional
12
Individuals and businesses are the ONLY decision makers.
Command
Free Market
Traditional
13
Chris had $15 to buy a DVD or go to the movies, so he chose the DVD. His opportunity cost is:
The DVD
$15
The experience of owning the DVD
The experience of going to the movies
14
The amount consumers want to
buy
at a given price is _______________.
Demand
Production
Consumption
Supply
15
What determines price?
Production and Consumption
Supply and Demand
Consumer Sovereignty
16
The primary motive is profit.
Command
Free Market
Traditional
17
The amount producers want to
sell
at a given price is _______________.
Demand
Supply
Production
Consumption
18
Consumer sovereignty is in this economy.
Traditional
Command
Free Market
19
The _____________ owns property and businesses in the
private
sector.
Government and Individuals
Government and Businesses
Government, Individuals, and Businesses
Individuals and Businesses