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6th grade Economics Quiz
6th grade Economics Quiz
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6th grade economics stock market economy
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When SUPPLY is equal to DEMAND:
recession
equilibrium
national debt
depression
2
All the things needed to produce a product are called
factors of production
capital resources
capital goods
natural resources
3
When one company controls ALL the production or selling of a product:
democratic
oligopoly
Republic
monopoly
4
What you give up when you make a choice is called:
mechanization
raw materials
national debt
opportunity cost
5
A ban on goods from a certain country is called:
embargo
tax
import
tariff
6
Investing in the Stock Market has:
no risk and all reward
neither risk nor reward
some risk and some reward
all risk and no reward
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To put something IN, with hopes of getting MORE OUT:
market
bond
stock
invest
8
When the price of goods and services goes up over time:
inflation
reflation
deflation
preflation
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The price of things depends on:
supply and demand
national debt
standards of living
socialism
10
Buying a PIECE of a company means that you own a ________________ of stock.
market
trade
coupon
share
11
This economy is mostly controlled by the government:
Traditional
Command
Democratic
Market
12
The collection of businesses that offer SIMILAR goods or services form a:
developed nation
industry
corporation
conglomerate
13
This economic system relies on PRIVATE OWNERSHIP of land and business:
traditional
market
command
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Producing GOODS is called:
trading
selling
barter
manufacturing
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What type of government usually goes with a command economy?
Oligarchy
communist
democracy
Monarchy
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The total value of all goods and services produced in a country in a year:
Gross Domestic Professionals
Gross Domestic Product
Gross Donetello Pie
Gross Dime Store
17
When we ship corn to Asia, we are____________________.
importing
exporting
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A hammer, when used by a carpenter to build a house, is an example of:
capital project
capital good
capital resource
capital income
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lacking enough money to buy necessary things:
poverty
wealth
national debt
monopoly
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When the supply of pencils goes down, the price usually:
goes down
becomes free
goes up
stays the same
21
A period of VERY BAD economic times that lasts a long time:
free enterprise
industry
depression
import
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natural resources that are used to produce goods are called
capital resources
capital projects
retail goods
capital goods