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Sayer Economics Unit 1 Test Review
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the study of how people seek to satisfy their needs and wants by making choices is ....
production
economics
government
stupid
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things we choose to have, but could live without
land
needs
labor
wants
3
The struggle among producers for the dollars of the consumers
incentive
self-interest
competition
self-sufficient
4
This economic system allows all decisions to be made by individuals with NO gov't intervention
command/centrally planned
traditional
mixed
market
5
Which market structure would you find cable companies, cars, breakfast cereals, movie studios
perfect competition
oligopoly
monopoly
monopolistic competition
6
This literally means "hands-off" and says that government should not interfere with the market
laissez faire
beware
lazy and free
keep out
7
this ALWAYS exists and means there is a limited amount of resources
scarcity
want
need
shortage
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all natural resources used to produce goods and services (all things found in nature)
land
entrepreneur
capital
labor
9
Which market structure would you find SCE&G, your landlord, and public water?
perfect competition
monopolistic competion
monopoly
oligopoly
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when an item is TEMPORARILY out of stock because of high demand
shortage
scarcity
need
want
11
This graph shows alternative ways that an economy can use its resources
production possibilities graph
decision making table
thinking at the margin grid
12
market structure: MANY firms, SOME variety and price controls, HIGH barriers to enter
monopoly
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
oligopoly
13
knowledge and skills a worker gains through education and work experience
physical capital
human capital
labor
lanald
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This economic system allows the government to make ALL decisions regarding the 3 key questions
command/centrally planned
market
traditional
mixed
15
the BEST alternative we give up when we make a decision/choice
trade-off
opportunity cost
needs
wants
16
market structure: ONE firm, NO variety, COMPLETE price control, and NO new business can enter
oligopoly
monopoly
monopolistic competition
perfect competition
17
Which of the following are not one of the 3 key economic questions?
Why are we going to produce it?
Howe are we going to produce it?
What are we going to produce?
For whom are we producing it for?
18
person or group living in a residence
firm
household
land
scarcity
19
Which market structure would you find rice, tomatoes, beans, wheat, and grocery stores
monopolistic competition
oligopoly
monopoly
perfect competition
20
The arrangement that allows buyers and sellers to exchange goods and services
trade-off
government
socialsim
market
21
market structure: FEW firms (big), SOME variety and price control, and HIGH barriers to enter
perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly
oligopoly
22
the line on a production possibilities graph that shows maximum production (acting efficiently)
production possibilities frontier
trade-off
entrepreneur
opportunity cost
23
You would be able to produce all of the G and S you require to satisfy all your needs and wants
market
self-interest
self-sufficient
competition
24
the cost or benefit of adding or subtracting ONE good or service level
law of increasing costs
efficiency
thinking at the margin
opportunity cost
25
market structure: MANY buyers and sellers, NO variety or price control, NO barriers to enter
perfect competition
monopoly
oligopoly
monopolistic competition
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the effort a person devotes to a task for which that person is paid
scarcity
service
shortage
good
27
ALL the alternatives that we give up when we make a decision or choose one option over another
trade-offs
opportunity cost
efficiency
goods
28
things that are necessary for survival
wants
goods
needs
services
29
activities that one is paid to perform for another
scarcity
land
services
goods
30
The hope of reward or the fear of punishment that encourages a person to behave a certain way
self-sufficient
self-interest
competition
incentive
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An individual's own personal gain and motivating force in the free market
self-sufficient
competition
incentive
self-interst
32
when countries make decisions on what to produce with their SCARCE resources, we call this...
boats vs planes
salt vs sugar
guns vs butter
cars vs trucks
33
Human-made objects used to create other goods and services
human capital
labor
physical capital
entrepreneur
34
using resources in such a way as to MAXIMIZE PRODUCTION
efficiency
opportunity cost
goods
services
35
This economic system is a combo of the command and market systems and is seen in most countries
command/centrally planned
market
traditional
mixed
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ambitious leaders who decided how to combine land, labor, and capital to create new G and S
household
entrepreneur
scarcity
firm
37
when MORE resources become available or technology IMPROVES, this represents GROWTH which means
the production possibilities frontier shifts to the left
the production possibilities frontier shifts to the right
the production possibilities frontier does not move at all
none of the above
38
Things that we purchase and can actually hold
goods
wants
needs
services
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an organization that uses resources to produce a product and then sells it
firm
land
shortage
household
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if a country LOSES resources or if production DECREASES in any way, then...
the production possibilities frontier does not shift
none of the above
the production possibilities frontier shifts to the left
the production possibilities frontier shifts to the right
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This economic system uses habit/customs to answer 3 key economic questions (family & religion)
market
mixed
command/centrally planned
traditional
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The method used by a society to produce and distribute goods and services
economic system
opportunity cost
production possibilites
government
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Which market structure would you find jeans, shoes, books, purses, and other brand-name items
oligopoly
perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly