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Economics Unit 3 - Business and Market Structures
Economics Unit 3 - Business and Market Structures
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Group of people who pool their money to buy and sell more effectively than they can alone.
LLC (Limited Liability Corporation)
Franchise
Cooperative
NPO (Non-Profit Organization)
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A standardized product is one that is identical regardless of supplier.
True
False
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Which of these is
NOT
a barrier to entry into a market?
Economies of Scale
Control over essential resources
Legal Restrictions like patents
Start-up capital
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This monopoly occurs when there are no other producers in an certain area
Technological Monopoly
Natural Monopoly
Government Monopoly
Geographic Monopoly
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What kind of monopoly are the Denver Broncos?
Geographic
Technological
Natural
Governmental
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Which of these is non-price competition?
Buying Great Value Cheese Squares instead of Cheez-Its
Buying a Land Rover instead of a Jeep
Buying Tyson Chicken because it is on sale
Shopping at ALDI instead of Whole Foods
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What organization enforces antitrust laws in the US?
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporations (FDIC)
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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This monopoly occurs in economies of scale, or when cost of production is lowest with one producer
Government Monopoly
Geographic Monopoly
Technological Monopoly
Natural Monopoly
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An agreement between a parent company and an individual that allows the individual to sell the company's product
Franchise
LLC (Limited Liability Corporation)
Cooperative
NPO (Non-Profit Organization)
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What is a Corporation?
A business owned and operated by 2+ people, who share in the profit/loss
A business whose legal identity is separate from those who own/operate it
A business owned and operated by one person
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Organizations that participate in charitable, humanitarian, culture, or eductational activities without a profit motive
Cooperative
NPO (Non-Profit Organization)
LLC (Limited Liability Corporation)
Franchise
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A company controls every stage of the steel production process, from mines to refineries to mills to retail sales.
Vertical Merger/Integration
Horizontal Merger/Integration
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Market Structure: Few sellers that work together, similar products, some price control and substantial barriers to entry
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
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Partnership where all members are equal partners in the business, share in the profits/losses
General Partnership
Limited Partnership
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Perfect Competitions are "price makers" meaning they can control their prices of their own products
False
True
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What is a Partnership?
A business whose legal identity is separate from those who own/operate it
A business owned and operated by one person
A business owned and operated by 2+ people, who share in the profit/loss
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Market Structure: One seller, unique product, total price control, and insurmountable barriers to entry into the market.
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Perfect Competition
Monopolistic Competition
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A differentiated product is one that is similar to another product, but with some physical differences.
False
True
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Public Corporations have their stocks traded on the stock market.
False
True
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A sum of money from a company's profits that are paid regularly to shareholders
Stock
Dividend
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What kind of monopoly is Alabama Power?
Technological
Natural
Governmental
Geographic
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Private Corporations have their stocks traded on the stock market.
False
True
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What kind of monopoly is the United States Postal Service?
Technological
Geographic
Governmental
Natural
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Monopolies are "price makers" meaning they can control their prices of their own products
True
False
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This monopoly occurs when the government runs a business, or authorizes only one producer
Geographic Monopoly
Technological Monopoly
Government Monopoly
Natural Monopoly
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Business with limited liability and single business income taxation
Cooperative
NPO (Non-Profit Organization)
Franchise
LLC (Limited Liability Corporation)
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Partnership where at least one partner is not responsible for running the business, only responsible for investment
General Partnership
Limited Partnership
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Market Structure: Many sellers, differentiated products, limited price control, and low barriers to entry n2 the market.
Oligopoly
Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
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A company buys every car dealership in Birmingham.
Horizontal Merger/Integration
Vertical Merger/Integration
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What is a Sole-Proprietorship?
A business whose legal identity is separate from those who own/operate it
A business owned and operated by one person
A business owned and operated by 2+ people, who share in the profit/loss
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This monopoly occurs when a firm controls a manufacturing method, invention, or other innovation.
Geographic Monopoly
Natural Monopoly
Technological Monopoly
Government Monopoly
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What kind of monopoly occurred when Thomas Edison patented the light bulb?
Geographic
Natural
Technological
Governmental
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What piece of legislation outlaws trusts and monopolies in the United States?
"Do Not Pass Go" Act of 1905
Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914
Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890
Monopoly Break-Up Bill of 1776
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A share of a company held by an indiviual that entitles the shareholder to partial ownership of the corporation
Dividend
Stock
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Market Structure: Many sellers, identical products, no price control, and no barriers to entry into the market.
Monopoly
Oligopoly
Perfect Competition
Monopolistic Competition