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One of the main reasons corporations merge; avoid "putting all their eggs in one basket"
Diversification
Tax write offs
To become a multinational
To become a conglomerate
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Resources that are underutilized, such as a refinery being offline
Product markets
Idle resources
Factor markets
Unattainable
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Limits of natural resources
Shortage
Surplus
Demand
Scarcity
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Firm with manufacturing or service operations in several different countries
Co-ops
Conglomerates
Corporations
Multinationals
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Investor or city owned business that offers important products to the public, like PG&E
Better Business Bureau
Public Utility
Chamber of Commerce
Credit Union
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Unions negotiate with management over issues like pay, hours, and health care
Better Business Bureau
Corporate sabotage
Strikes
Collective bargaining
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What does the production possibilities frontier measure?
Resource availability
Underutilization
Trade off
Opportunity cost
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A government document giving permission to create a corporation
Articles of Partnership
Charter
Articles of Incorporation
Bankruptcy
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Cows, diamonds, peaches, and water
Capital
Land
Entrepreneur
Labor
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Court-granted permission to an individual or business to stop or delay debt payments
Title IX
Bankruptcy
Merger
Articles of Incorporation
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Ownership certificates in the firm that are sold to investors to raise money for the firm
Bonds
Charters
Stocks/shares
Mutual funds
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In which type of economy does the government provide for the basic needs of its people?
Traditional
Command
Market
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This type of business consists of two or more owners who own and manage the business
Proprietorship
Coporation
Partnership
Conglomerate
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Which type of economy has a high degree of consumer satisfaction?
Command
Market
Traditional
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When a company buys other companies in different stages of producing the same good or service
Conglomeration
Vertical merger
Horizontal merger
Incorporation
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A teacher, a fire fighter, and an IT worker
Labor
Capital
Entrepreneur
Land
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Which type of business is easy to start up and manage, but has limited lifetime and unlimited liability?
Conglomerate
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership
Corporation
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Combining two or more businesses into a single firm
Marriage
Procession
Union
Merger
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Economy style where government dictates WHAT to produce, HOW to produce, and for WHOM to produce
Market
Command
Traditional
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An organization of workers formed to represents members' interests and participate in collective bargaining
Multinational
Chamber of Commerce
Co-op
Labor union
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The dollar value of all goods and services within a 12 month period for a nation
Stocks
Entrepreneurs
Factors of production
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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An item that satisfies a need or want
Service
Good
Scarcity
Demand
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Gives information about local businesses and services
Chamber of secrets
Chamber of commerce
Better Business Bureau
Credit union
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Going out to a restaurant for dinner is an example of a(n)
Opportunity Cost
Need
Trade off
Want
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In a sole proprietorship, the business only lasts until the owner sells or dies
Limited lifetime
Limited liability
Unlimited lifetime
Unlimited liability
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A non-profit business association sponsored by local business to provide information on companies to consumers
Better Business Bureau
Securities and Exchange Commission
Professional Association
Chamber of Commerce
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A firm that has at least four businesses, each making unrelated products
Conglomerate
Corporation
Multinational
Proprietorship
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Air, food, water, clothing, and shelter are all
Opportunity costs
Needs
Wants
Trade offs
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Work that is performed for someone
Service
Scarcity
Good
Product
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A dentist in a private practice is both an entrepreneur and
Labor
Capital
Land
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Fish, the ocean, trees, and deserts are all examples of
Capital
Labor
Land
Entrepreneurs
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The alternative choices faced when making a decision
Limited lifetime
Trade off
Limited liability
Opportunity cost
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Fire engine, hose, axe, and an oxygen tank
Capital
Land
Labor
Entrepreneur
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Operates in a business-like way to promote the collective interest of its members, rather than for financial gain
Credit union
Non-profit
Public utilities
nongovernmental organization
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Demand outweighs supply for a short period of time
Opportunity Cost
Shortage
Surplus
Scarcity
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Some necessities, like water, have little to know value, while some wants, like diamonds, have a much higher value
Consumer index
Paradox of value
Production possibilities frontier
Law of utilities
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In which type of economy is economic activity based on ritual and traditions?
Command
Market
Traditional
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In a sole proprietorship, a business owner is responsible for all debts of the business
Unlimited liability
Limited lifetime
Limited liability
Unlimited lifetime
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When a business merges with or buys other business who make similar products
Hostile takeover
Horizontal merger
Vertical merger
Conglomeration
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Stockholders dividends in a corporation are taxed twice: once as corporate profits and again as personal income
Corporate Profits
Unlimited lifetime
Double taxation
Unlimited liability
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The Ford Edsil was an utter failure with consumers. This is an example of what economic content in a market economy?
Paradox of value
Paradox of value
Diversification
Consumers vote with their money
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The next best option not chosen
Opportunity cost
Scarcity
Limited lifetime
Trade off