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A quiz on Business Economics
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1
Relies on customs and rituals
Mixed
Command
Market
Traditional
2
If there is a greater demand for health food, what will happen to the prices of junk food
The price is not affected
Prices will go up
Prices will go up a bit to try and stay in competition and then will drop
Prices will go down
3
An increase of immigrants from Ukraine has
decreased the demand for Ukrainian grocery stores
increased the supply for Ukrainian grocery stores
decreased the supply for Ukrainian grocery stores
increased the demand for Ukrainian grocery stores
4
The law of supply states that when the price of an item goes up, supply will go up
False
True
5
If technology reduces the cost to make a product
supply decreases
demand increases
demand decreases
supply increases
6
North Korea is an example of this type of economy
Command
Traditional
Market
Mixed
7
There is some government involvement in the market system
Mixed
Market
Traditional
Command
8
A recession is when the economy is very slow and people start to lose their jobs
True
False
9
The law of demand states that when the price of an item goes down, demand will go up
False
True
10
Natural resources refer to the people who work to produce goods/services
True
False
11
Decisions are made by a central figure within the govenment
Market
Command
Mixed
Traditional
12
An early snowfall and ice road conditions increases the supply of winter tires
True
False
13
Based strictly on demands of consumers
Traditional
Mixed
Market
Command
14
Demand is the amount of a product that consumers are willing to buy at a specific price
False
True
15
Who are an example of a traditional type of economy?
Syrian Refugees
Inuits of Northern Canada
Ukrainian Settlers
Icelandic Settlers
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Because of this, there is now a wider selection for consumers when purchasing a vehicle
Economics
Market Equilibrium
Consumer influence
Product Obsolescence