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Basic Economics
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A #economics Quiz to review the #basics
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When resources are limited but wants are unlimited =
Demand
Scarcity
Opportunity Cost
Supply
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The two components of demand:
A buyer's willingness to buy
A buyer's ability to pay
Competition
Obsolution
3
The work that people do
labor
entrepreneur
capital
land
4
I have to make a choice of how to spend my money, The thing I do not pick is called the
Scarcity
Land
Opportunity Cost
Demand
5
When you go to buy a car you are a
Consumer
Producer
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If you worked at a car factory you would be a
producer
consumer
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The struggle between businesses for consumers $dollars$
self-regulation
competition
incentive
socialism
8
The knowledge and skills people use to produce a good or service
human capital
labor
physical capital
land
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Two more producers offering the same goods or services creates
Competition
Profit
Demand
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An example of a natural resource is
cash
oil
knowledge of petroleum markets
oil well drilling rig
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Competition creates more choices.
False
True
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Natural Resources
Land
Entrepreneur
Capital
Labor
13
Macroeconomics is to a hotel as Microeconomics is to the
continental breakfast
government
the rooms
14
Starting a new business or taking a job to make money is known as
Profit Motive
Human Capital
Opportunity Cost
Patriotism
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Profit is the financial gain received by selling
something for more than it cost to make it.
False
True
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Prices in a free market are largely determined by
Scarcity and cost
Capital
land and labor
Supply and Demand
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The tools (tools, money, buildings) that people use to produce goods and services
labor
land
physical capital
human capital
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People who start a business
land
capital
entrepreneur
labor
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Law of demand:
The price of a good rises, the quantity demanded of that good falls.
Ability to sell.
The price of a good falls, the quantity demanded of that good increases.
How a change in the market reducers consumers.
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Competition creates:
New Versions
Better things
Innovation
All of the above