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Econ Unit 1 Review
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1
The total amount of money in an economy is what?
Money supply
Near money
Currency
Tax returns
2
What causes you to get less satisfaction from each additional bowl of cereal you eat?
growing waste band
diminishing marginal utility
Productivity
opportunity cost
3
How do banks make money?
By keeping people’s money
By making massive tax write-offs
By paying interest on accounts
By collecting interest on loans
4
Goods that have trade value are called
banknotes
fiat money
commodity money
paper money
5
The M1 money supply plus money saved in various other kinds of accounts or funds is what?
currency
savings accounts
M2 money supply
APR interest
6
The four factors of production are what?
Land, People, Capital, and Money
Land, Air, Capital, and Entrepreneurship
Land, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship
Money, Cash, Dough, and Cheese
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Looking at the Production Possibilities Curve, which point would be unattainable?
X
A
D
B
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After graduation, you have choices; job, college, military, etc. If you go to college, the choices that you gave up are?
diminishing utility
opportunity cost
negative utility
production possiblity curve
9
The basis of economics is what?
The law of diminishing marginal utility
There are unlimited wants and unlimited resources
There are unlimited wants and limited resources
There are limited wants and unlimited resources
10
A card that authorizes you to purchase goods and services with borrowed money?
fiat money
bank note
debit card
credit card
11
Which is not a good store of value?
paper money
bananas
gold
silver
12
Which would be an example of a good?
haircut
dental cleaning
Playstation
car wash
13
Anything owned to which a market value can be assigned?
credit
assets
near money
money supply
14
Money must be accepted as payment for goods and services because it is what?
scarce
divisible
legal tender
uniform
15
Which would be considered near-money?
credit card
checking account
debit card
savings account
16
What is an example of a renewable resource
Helium
Mountain Dew
Forests
oil
17
Looking at the Production Possibilities Curve, which three points are attainable and efficient?
B,C,D
A,B,C
B,C,X
A,B,X
18
You can to go to the movies with friends or study for a test. You go to the movie, what is the opportunity cost?
a lower grade on your test
Butter on you popcorn
cost of driving to the movie
the cost of the movie
19
What would be a problem with using salt as currency?
It is not uniform
It is not very portable
It is not divisible
It could be acceptable if both parties agree to its value
20
Looking at the Production Possibilities Curve, which is attainable but inefficient?
A
X
D
B
21
What term would an economist use to describe the sickness you are feeling by your third bowl?
input
marginal utility
negative utility
output
22
The risk taken by someone who combines land, labor and capital to produce goods and services is an example of what?
Entrepreneurship
inputs
Resources
outputs