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Mr. Lineberry Economics Review
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The dollar value of all final goods and services produced within a countries borders in a year
Aggregate Wealth
Gross Domestic Product
National Debt
Gross National Product
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An economy at its production possibilties frontier is operating
With strong economic growth
at full potential
as a free enterprise economy
with slow economic growth
3
Division of labor is a characteristic of
alternative choices
entrepreneurship
home craft businesses
assembly line production
4
manufactured goods needed to produce other goods and services are called
consumer goods
capital goods
Gross Domestic Product
nondurable goods
5
Which group of people determines the products that a free enterprise economy produces
local government
consumers
Congress
property owners
6
The purpose of government in a command economy is to
encourage free enterprise
promote economic freedom
rule as a dictatorship
make major economic decisison
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Entrepreneurs are considered the driving force in an economy because
provide the most labor
enormous wealth
start new businesses
own a great deal of land
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Market system that requires identical products
Free Market
Monopolistic Competition
Perfect Competition
Oligopoly
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To arrive at an economic decision, a decision-making grid may be used to evaluate
productivity
alternative choices
only durable goods
only capital goods
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Actions in one part of country or world that have an impact on what happens elsewhere is
opportunity costs
trade-offs
economic interdependence
specialization
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The study of economics is important because it enables us to
Evaluate the Misery Gap
measure GDP
become better decision makers
describe our standard of living
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The United States can best be described as having a
modified free enterprise
pure free enterprise
command economy
traditional system
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The situation in which some necessities have little value while others have much higher value
trade-off
paradox of value
opportunity cost
paradox of price