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#Review game #Unit 1- Fundamental Economic Concepts Test
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1
In capitalism, the motivation for starting and operating a business is to:
provide taxes for the government
provide jobs for workers
help everyone become more equal
earn profit for owners
2
Broad Social Goal- fairness, illegal to discriminate based on age, race, sex, or disability
Economic equity
Economic freedom
Economic security
Economic efficiency
3
Any combination/point below the production possibilities frontier illustrates
full/maximum production
underproduction
unachievable production
4
A market economy has an advantage over a traditional economy in that a market economy
fixes incomes on consumers
adjusts to consumer demands over time
limits the profit of large corporations
controls prices and wages
5
Process of thinking about a potential benefit or cost to a choice is defined as:
Marginal Analysis (AKA- economic decision making)
Productivity
Economics
Scarcity
6
Henry Ford's assembly line would be an example of specialization/division of labor
False
True
7
Which of the following is an investment in human capital?
A state puts in a new highway
A company builds a new factory
A country builds new schools
a machine builds more chainsaws
8
Any point/combination on the production possibilities frontier illustrates
unachievable production
full/maximum production
under production
9
Economic System- no role confusion, basic needs are met, predictable, low standard of living
market
traditional
command
mixed
10
Capitalism is most closely associated with what economic system?
Traditional
Market
Command
Socialism
11
Employment in service occupations refers to:
people who perform work for other people
the manufacture of durable goods
workers on the assembly line
private ownership of the factors of production
12
Broad social goal of U.S. economy- right to choose your own occupation and use of your money
Economic Security
Economic Efficiency
Economic Freedom
Economic equity
13
What do economic systems do?
All the above
Allocate resources
Organize production
Answer the three basic economic questions
14
Economic System- no private property, government answers the three basic economic questions
Market
Mixed
Command
Traditional
15
A combination of goods and services outside/ (above) the PPF illustrates:
maximum production
underproduction
not possible OR unachievable production
full production
16
The situation of limited resources and unlimited needs and wants creates
Marginal Benefit
choices
utility
scarcity
17
Movement along the production possibilities frontier illustrates which economic concept?
opportunity cost
human capital
the four factors of production
scarcity
18
The act of buyers and sellers freely and willingly engaging in market transactions:
standard of living
voluntary exchange
involuntary exchange
Economics
19
Which of the following examples would shift the PPF upwards- (illustrating economic growth)
Increase in Labor
Increase in Land
All the above would shift the PPF upwards
Increase in Capital
20
Specialization is a good idea because it increases efficiency and thus brings down cost.
False
True
21
oil and water would be an example of which type of factors of production/productive resources
Entrepreneurship
Land
Capital
Labor
22
Which of the following is NOT a basic economic question?
For whom to produce for?
What to produce?
How to produce?
When to produce?
23
The desires and needs of the consumer determines what producers make is known as:
Profit incentive
voluntary exchange
productivity
consumer sovereignty
24
Product intended for final use by consumers rather than businesses
financial capital
capital good
human capital
consumer good
25
If I fail this class I don't graduate
True
False
26
Free market system where the government has some involvement in the economy
Traditional
Command
Market
Mixed
27
Risk taking individuals in search of profits
Capital
Entrepreneurship
Land
Labor
28
Market where productive resources are bought and sold
Product Market
Factor Market
29
A good or services capacity to provide satisfaction or usefullness is known as
marginal benefit
marginal cost
wealth
utility
30
Tools, equipment, and factories used in the production of goods and services
Consumer goods
Durable goods
Capital goods
entrepreneur
31
Assignment of tasks so that each worker performs fewer functions more frequently
specialization
productivity
labor
service
32
A productive resource not created by human effort (natural resources)
entrepreneurship
land
labor
capital
33
Which of the following examples best demonstrates opportunity cost?
Your teacher assigns an essay for homework
Your brother chooses to read a book instead of watching TV
Your mother listens to the radio as she cooks dinner
You forget to bring a pencil to class
34
Which group of people ultimately determine the products in a free enterprise economy?
Congress
consumers
The President
local officials
35
Examples of which productive resources- Hammer, copy machine, saw, and factories
entrepreneur
labor
captial
land
36
The basic problem in Economics and why people study it is due to
marginal utility
entrepreneurship
utility
scarcity
37
Voluntary exchange allows consumers to choose where they want to spend their money
False
True
38
Sum of people's skills, abilities, health, and motivation.
financial capital
wealth
value
human capital
39
Which of the following economic system has private property?
Command
Market
Traditional
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Economic System- profit incentive, lots of choices in goods and services, private property
Market
Mixed
Command
Traditional