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A cause for Inflation could be?
A conglomerate...
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A conglomerate...
Produces at least four completely unrelated goods and services.
Is not usually allowed by the government
Any business that operates overseas
Produces the same goods and services.
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A cause for Inflation could be?
The fall in prices for consumer goods
Too little money circulating in economy increasing it's value
Too much money in economy causing rise in prices for consumer goods
Unemployment rises
3
Which is NOT an example of a market failure?
Only five news media corporations (insufficient competition)
Unfilled Tech jobs in CA, unemployed coal miners in WV (resource immobility
Polution caused by a paint fctory (externality)
Long waiting list for handmade guitars (manufacturing shortfal)
4
What is a monopoly?
when a business has no control over a market
when a business has limited control over a market
When a business has total control over an entire market
there are unlimited sellers
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What is the substitution effect?
When supply increases, producers lower prices
When prices drop, consumers invest in stocks
When prices rise, consumers buy cheaper alternatives
When demand increases, the cost of a good decreases
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What is economic utility?
The amount of usefulness in a product/service
The price paid for something
How easy it is for a product to enter into the economy
How a thing is promoted in the economy
7
What two taxes do we call FICA?
Social Security and Medicare
Selective service and medicine
Soylent Green and Medicare
Financial Incompetence Catastrophe Assurance
8
The U.S economic goal of making prices predictable and consistent is:
Economic security
Economic Stability
Economic disparity
Economic Equality
9
Which of the following would be classified as a service?
A car
Apps for your phone
A defective product
A Cheeseburger
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Demand is
a name of a coin used in the Caribbean
another name for a service
the desire, willingness and ability to buy a product
the amount of something that is available
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What's the law of demand?
Demand goes up as production costs goes up
As prices go up supply goes up too
Something people buy that you can hold or touch.
As prices go up, demand will go down
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how does supply and demand determine equilibrium price and quantity
PRICE makes quantity demanded equal to quantity supplied
The price doesn't determine equilibrium
The price makes the quantity demanded impossible to reach
The PRICE is unrelated to the good in question
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In an oligopoly...
Market is dominated by many producers
no-one is in charge.
Market is dominated by a small number of large producers.
Consumers dominate the market
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What is Cyclical Unemployment?
Unemployment caused by new technologies
Unemployment due to a downturn of the business cycle, not long term
Joblessness because of the end of a seasonal specific position
Unemployment due to a permanent or long- term change in the economy.
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When the Fed buys and sells treasury bonds...
Reserve Operations
Discount Operations
Margin Operations
Open Market Operations
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What is the single BIGGEST disadvantage of a sole proprietorship?
Co-owners who share responsibility for management and debt
Sell stock and easily raise Capital
you are on your own and have UNLIMITED liability
Charter giving you LIMITED Liability
17
"FIAT" currency is currency....
because we are free to choose our own money
because it is online only
because we like fiat cars
because the government says it is
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Diminishing marginal utility means
The cost of gas and electric falls as you consume more
demand increases as you consume more
production rises as you demand more
additional satisfaction from each unit tends to fall as you consume more
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In Monopolistic Competition, .....
Products are identical from every supplier
producers supply a differentiated product.
there are large start-up costs
firms have high market power
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Money must be:
A gas, a hit, a crime, and the root of all evil today (so they say)
Combustible, fragile, ethereal, glamorous, and segmented
round, paper, gold, and decorated with famous dead people
Portable, durable, divisible, limited in supply, and store of value
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Which of the following is NOT a 'legal' monopoly?
Only one gas station on a long stretch of desert highway (geographic)
Only one company that provides Phone services to the whole U.S. (corporate)
Scoundrel is sole maker of a cancer drug he holds patent on (technological)
A single electricity utility in a whole state (natural)
22
Which of these is NOT a determinant of demand ELASTICITY
Cost of production
Urgency of need
Price as portion of consumer income
Availability of many substitutes
23
An example of a horizontal merger is:
A cell-phone service provider buying a rival cell-phone service provider
A bicycle manufacturer buying an inner-tube manufacturer
An internet retailer starting a space travel company
A perfume manufacturer buying a fast-food chain
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Corporation that sells stock on the open market
Limited Partnership
Open corporation
Market Corporation
Closed corporation
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A durable good is:
any good or service used by a consumer
made to last more than 3 years with regular use
a good or service that that is only in production of other goods
made to last less than 3 years with regular use
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Monetary policy is
The management of the supply of money in circulation
Immigration laws for ownership of land
The regulation of business practices and ethics
The increase of global trade tax
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Which of the following is NOT one of the four factors of production?
Land
Labor
Equality
Capital
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Taxation on corporations
All of the above
Are payed by owners on their profits from stock
Are payed on profit earned by corporations as individual legal entities
Are not the greatest source of revenue for U.S. Government
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What are the three economic questions?
What to produce, who will produce, how to distribute profit?
What to produce, who will produce it, how to produce it?
What resources to use, for whom to produce, how to produce?
What to produce, for whom to produce, how to produce it?
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What is GDP?
The value of all final goods and services in a country in a year
Unemployment X inflation/number of citizens over 16
Sum of all imports from foreign trade
The dollar value of a Specific good & service in the USA